That is, unfortunately, how the latest review on community cohesion by Louise Casey has been framed.
Until recently, the military taught unit cohesion by "dehumanizing" individuals, Commander Smith said.
Screening was provided by light troops moving in front, cohesion by pikemen in the third and rearmost rank.
It aims to tap the recent grants from the government to promote citizenship education in schools and community cohesion by local bodies.
Springsteen recorded it on the road, which means that this uncharacteristically scattergun material is lent cohesion by an E Street Band bang on top of their game.
Immigration and asylum blur Immigration minister Des Browne warned the shadow home secretary, David Davis, not to endanger "social cohesion" by combining the issues of immigration and asylum.
Wellspring, which was funded by the neighbourhood regeneration scheme, tries to aid social cohesion by also running projects for newly arrived Somalis and Poles.
Third, the subject is often essentially seen as being about moral or values development, particularly in primary schools, serving the goal of social cohesion by engendering tolerance and respect.
Javid's proposal comes in response to a report on social cohesion by Dame Louise Casey, which said some sections of society did not accept British values such as tolerance.
The Asian Development Bank traditionally has invested in infrastructure projects, roads, railways and dams, but now wants to shift its focus to education and health to deal with the threat posed to social cohesion by rising inequality.
Communication takes the form of alarm calls (repetitious barks and chuckles), threats (snarls, growls, and tooth chatters), and distress calls (screaming); individuals enhance group cohesion by greeting one another upon contact, using vocalizations that are specific to each species.
