Sentence examples for civic cohesion from inspiring English sources

The conclusion was that even if democracy doesn't make a material difference in people's lives, it creates greater civic cohesion.

Finally, it would make sense that the religion of diversity, which dominates the ethos of our schools, would give way to an ethos of civic cohesion.

In 21st-century Port Clinton a manufacturing collapse and the emergence of a new upper class have ripped that civic cohesion apart.

Mr. Collacott argues high levels of immigration have run up the cost of the safety net, slowed economic growth and strained civic cohesion, but he agrees the issue has little force in politics.

None can: despite advances in natural capital accounting and other similar methodologies, non-financial impact evaluations still involve a hefty dose of guesswork – particularly around intangible social metrics such as civic cohesion or personal fulfilment.

But, in "Night at the Crossroads," the conspiratorial air seems to come less from a cell of the like-minded than from a pack of vultures feeding at the same cadaver; this is a gathering not of putschists or even of mobsters but of hungry souls in an anarchic wasteland, abandoned to their baser fate in the absence of a deeper civic cohesion.

-greater civic engagement -social cohesion -child welfare, specifically reducing delinquency and truancy -higher incomes -higher property taxes -higher economic activity.

As well as the economic argument, he believes that attractive civic flowerbeds provide "social cohesion", both through the pleasure they give the onlooker and through public involvement via competitions such as Britain in Bloom and the RHS National Flower Bed Competition.

The refugees will overwhelmingly be black, their hosts white; evacuees will come from a place that ranks last in most measures of civic health and social cohesion, and will end up in states that rank near the top in all of those measures.

The refugees will overwhelmingly be black, their hosts white; evacuees will come from a place that ranks last in most every measure of civic health and social cohesion, and will end up in states that rank near the top in all of those measures.

Furthermore, economic shocks (perceived or real) may play a positive role in community cohesion and civic engagement and contribute to the social fabric if residents work together to counter the shock [54],[54].