Sentence examples for cohesion purposes from inspiring English sources

We finally show that results do not seem to be affected by the presence of other funds, which are available from national sources and are targeted to cohesion purposes as well.

The Knicks were missing Amar'e Stoudemire and Jeremy Lin, but they were also missing any sense of cohesion or purpose Sunday as their offense frequently stagnated.

Warfare may serve as a lowest common denominator to provide a semblance of psychological positivity, an attempt to live on a "higher plane of power", in James's words, with a sense of cohesion and purpose.

"It's a country that shows being ruled by a dynasty can give continuity, cohesion and purpose," group chairman Aidan Barclay suavely enthuses on his return from Pyongyang, before going on to Brecqhou to brief his father David and uncle Frederick.

"Wales and Ireland teams are comfortable together, they're clear about what they want to do, so in recent years they've usually played with a cohesion and purpose that is more akin to a club side.

Forging a family identity together can create a sense of cohesion and purpose as a family.

Mexico's players might be familiar with one another from club football, but they have not yet displayed any great cohesion or common purpose.

The picture will be messy, confused and probably disappointing.But, for all its woes, the mission gave the alliance cohesion and a purpose that it may now lack.

"In an attempt to allow homosexual service members to serve quietly, a law was created that forces a compromise in integrity, conflicts with the American creed of 'equality for all,' places commanders in difficult moral dilemmas and is ultimately more damaging to the unit cohesion its stated purpose is to preserve," Colonel Prakash writes.

Making the movie gives purpose and cohesion to Lee's ramshackle life.

The new concern in Los Angeles is that it has lost its cohesion and sense of purpose provided by the old elite.