It is worthwhile mentioning that the civil population acted responsibly and was solidary with the health authorities in view of the possibility of a major catastrophe.
But it seems to me, the biggest consequence was the solidary of knowing that you're sister and brother with your family in Iraq".
The gathering was a "Solidary Singalong," one of daily protests against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker that have been ongoing since he signed a controversial union-busting law.
In a statement, Sarney said he was driven by "solidary" to help Machado.
Such solidary is essential: despite South Africa being the first country in Africa to legalize same-sex marriage, homophobia remains rampant there, and "Faces" includes portraits of women who have survived the heinous practice of "corrective" rape.
Women with negative expectations about their return to community, coupled with intense friendships in prison and contrasting feelings of solidary were found to have "a more salient criminal identity" (Larson and Nelson 1984 610).
He distinguished three types of incentives — solidary (that is, incentives that promote solidarity), material and purposive — and he theorized that the specific type of incentive distributed by a particular group both shapes and constrains its behavior and effectiveness.
The short story concludes with a blank canvas "in the center of which Jonas had merely written, in very small letters, a word that could be made out, but without any certainty as to whether it should be read 'solitary' or 'solidary.& 8217 " In the play, as the curtain slowly falls, we leave the artist beginning "to paint the dead face" of his wife.
I have the right to be here," Cris Sardina, the director of the Desiree Alliance, said — an oblique reference to the fact that, last year, the organizers of the Women's March had professed to "stand in solidary with all those exploited for sex and labor".
