Sentence examples for building cohesion from inspiring English sources
Building cohesion is a social responsibility.
Media Cultured provides schools with resources and strategies around building cohesion and countering extremism.
It requires building cohesion in communities, and it also depends on something that has become an increasingly scarce commodity these days -- good wages and good jobs.
Jay Nath, the chief innovation officer for the San Francisco mayor's office, praised the 2012 festival for building cohesion in the startup and technology community, while also connecting those industries to local government.
This also ensures that within team ties are also fostered, building cohesion among people still learning to work with one another.
It aims to showcase the life-changing stories of people progressing to employment and greater academic achievement, learning with their families and building community cohesion through continuing education.
Rob is a well known commentator and writer on a wide range of areas such as leadership, partnership working, modernisation and building community cohesion.
This perspective saw education not as building social cohesion but as reproducing a division of labour or enabling various status groups to gain control of organizations and to influence the distribution of valued resources.
Their work has already earned praise from an eminent list of dignitaries including the Queen and Barack Obama, who has invited the foundation to the White House to showcase its approach to building racial cohesion and tackling Islamic radical grooming.
In Holly Street, it has been the young residents who have been driving the agenda of the programme; a youth committee of 12 active members is elected by their peers and they work together with the partnership manager and the residents' association – building community cohesion in the process.
The lesson from the Fabian Society report is that building community cohesion, nurturing a sense of collective action around local environmental issues, and supporting micro rather than macro concerns can be a portal through which a more global sense of citizenship can be achieved.
