Sentence examples similar to boosting cohesion from inspiring English sources
Miliband says everyone in the UK should speak English to boost cohesion: a good plan since he shows no signs of speaking anything else.
Inside the Union, we must boost cohesion and deliver the full potential of our recent and future enlargements.
Rather than increase the flow of information and boost cohesion, open-plan offices reduce effective communication between colleagues.
"The most far-reaching strategy for strengthening fragile cities involves investment in measures to boost social cohesion and mobility.
On the positive side, the sharing of goods and services among citizens and local businesses has the potential to benefit the local economy and improve social cohesion while boosting sustainability and overall quality of life.
Many veterans, he says, feel a sense of loyalty to the commander-in-chief and believe that support for the war boosts morale and cohesion among the troops.
The European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) entered into force in July 2015 and has brought a significant contribution to economic, social and territorial cohesion, as well as boosting employment.
Boosting jobs and the local economy were key objectives in building Southmead, alongside improving health, community cohesion, local skills, school attainment and lowering crime.
In order to promote territorial cohesion, increasing the attractiveness of regions falling behind is just as important, or more important, than boosting the competitiveness of already vibrant regions that benefit from migration.
