Sentence examples for a common solidarity from inspiring English sources

Although not blind himself, Jonas was outraged that a disability he felt should create a common solidarity among those who had it would be so betrayed.

At the same time I also see a lot of very dedicated organizations in civil society, and several political leaders in different European countries, that are strongly committed to making sure that Europe remains a continent of asylum, and that Europe adopts a comprehensive approach to this problem based on a common responsibility, but also a common solidarity.

Borders divide us; they encourage us to seek our self-interest rather than reach for a common, planetary solidarity.

"But there is the solidarity of a common approach.

They revelled in the solidarity of a common cause undertaken at great personal risk.

"In the whole report the need of uniting efforts and solidarity is a common feature," remarked President Chissano.

Why? Partly this is to indicate solidarity, attachment to a common cause, a sense of shared identity and endeavour.

"I think the Aceh camp bore home that they share a common view and a sense of solidarity, and it's part of the reason they can support an underground resistance," said Greg Barton, a political science professor at Monash University in Australia.

Mr Erdogan's overtures to Iran and Syria (he visited both countries this week) have less to do with Muslim solidarity than with a common desire shared by all three to prevent the emergence of an independent Kurdish state in Iraq.In short, both sides in this dispute need to regain some perspective.

Diversity is then an advantage and a resource to promote solidarity and reframe a common public culture.

Furthermore, it has been observed that the existence of a common enemy tends to increase the solidarity among the members of a group (Janis 1963).