Sentence examples for Mutual solidarity from inspiring English sources

Debtors want mutual solidarity; if not direct transfers from rich to poor, then at least Eurobonds to pool debt (the commission is studying the options for this).

Like many speakers on this first evening in Charlotte, she sought to cast her message of community support and mutual solidarity as rooted in the country's most ancient traditions.There was almost a sense of poker at work.

IF YOU feel in need of light relief at this time of world tension, try reading the European Union's Maastricht treaty on the subject of foreign policy: "Member states shall support the Union's external and security policy actively and unreservedly in a spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity".

The draft constitution clearly states that "member states shall actively and unreservedly support the union's common foreign and security policy in a spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity" and shall "refrain from action contrary to the union's interests or likely to impair its effectiveness".

He noted that both clubs had significant community programmes and had shown mutual solidarity on a number of occasions.

"But the sting in the tail of 1945 was that it broke all the mutual solidarity - the ways we took care of each other - and handed them over to the state".

While Clinton tries to deny reality, the Brics countries are engaged in their own propaganda, claiming their "south-south co-operation", which often explicitly links aid with trade, places a new emphasis on mutual benefit, solidarity and self-reliance.

It issued a "dictum" encompassing six points: opposition to all vestiges of authority, unity among workers' organizations through a federative pact, complete freedom of action among all groups, mutual cooperation, solidarity among all groups, and the prohibition within the federation of all political and religious doctrines.

Comprised of women taking direct action in defence of domestic violence services, their dramatic actions have been combined with a politics emphasising a culture of mutual support, solidarity and self-care, a reviving blast of fresh air in a left still dominated by stale machismo and internecine squabbling.

Humanness, charity, compassion, clemency, loyalty, sympathy, comprehension, mutual understanding, human solidarity communication, a natural penchant toward other beings are well-established notions, which have been thoroughly explored semantically.

It defined goals of mutual assistance and solidarity and allowed the creation of a European External Action Service under a high representative for foreign and security policy.