Sentence examples for basis for solidarity from inspiring English sources

But it turns out "woman" isn't much of an identity – or even basis for solidarity – in itself.

Just as racism provided the basis for solidarity among whites in U.S. history, it could be playing a similar role in South Korea.

As common embodied points of access to meanings, these horizons reflect a basis for solidarity among women in spite of all of the differences women may have from one another.

The question is what the constitutive norms – the common European weal – are that express the distinctive relations of European citizens, and which could be the basis for solidarity among Europeans.

As for the unstable neighbor to the west, Iran's ambiguous relationships with Iraq's patchwork of religious sects, ethnicities, and Baghdad's fractured Shi'a-dominated government is no basis for Iraq/Iran solidarity.

Allowing use of one's information for research can therefore be justified on the basis of solidarity and reciprocity.

The 2005 WHA Resolution mentions international assistance in its preamble – "Noting that some countries have recently been recipients of large inflows of external funding for health" – while the 2012 UNGA Resolution mentions "universal health coverage on the basis of solidarity at national and international levels" without clarifying the extent of expected solidarity at the international level.

Each is using the other, which turns out to be a better basis for intimacy and solidarity than the harsh politesse of the office.

In the end, contrary to the hopes and fears of some, the leaks do not make war with Iran more likely or demonstrate a basis for Arab-Israeli solidarity against Tehran.

The explicitly religious aspect of Scheler's socio-political thought lessens to a degree in the latter stages of his thought, but he never abandons the idea of solidarity as the basis for a more just and peaceful future, a future where the people collectively and in solidarity take up the task of transforming the world in which we live.

Since the rise of the nation-state, it has been widely held that some form of nationalism is indispensable as a pre-political basis of the unity of the state that makes for solidarity among citizens and provides them with motivation to participate in public life and make sacrifices for the common good.