The EU sacrificed cohesion for expansion that seems to be run by Germany.
They developed relatively strong political cohesion for Plateau tribes, with a tribal chief and council.
For a bloc that has been characterized by remarkable electoral cohesion for decades, the split is telling, Mr. Bendixen said.
Just as force alone cannot impose order internationally, I believe in my core that repression cannot forge the social cohesion for nations to succeed.
Last year's Scanlon Foundation survey on social cohesion, for example, found that 85% of respondents agreed that multiculturalism is good for the country.
Relations in the past few weeks have been increasingly fractious – over plans for increasing community cohesion, for example (the irony is lost on no one).
It's something beyond the usual standard of cohesion for a serious postbop band, with a feeling both effortless and hard-won.
Headed by Tony Popovic, the coaching staff managed the team with authority, limiting injuries and rotating players to create a sense of cohesion for both the regular starters and squad players.
Dr. Grafman said that religious cohesion for a common purpose, and the ability to infer what others are thinking, would each have been favored by evolution, along with the theory of mind networks that serves both systems.
It must in terms of cohesion, for no one gains from the entrenchment one sees in the US, where so many regard New York and Washington as lands set apart by wealth and insular politics.
The sack of Rome by Alaric the Visigoth in 410 ce had enormous impact on the political structure and social climate of the Western world, for the Roman Empire had provided the basis of social cohesion for most of Europe.
