Now, granted, some people may find greater cohesion, greater sense of purpose, a greater sense of belonging, from a twenty-minute meeting once a day.
This lack of cohesion makes sense when you remember Ms. Baker's long history as a solo artist.
Still, Helmreich has a theory about what gives New York's hundreds of communities cohesion: a sense of possibility and pride.
There was no cohesion or sense of collective spirit and a repeat will signal defeat in Rome in the next round.
The new concern in Los Angeles is that it has lost its cohesion and sense of purpose provided by the old elite.
It is not an uncommon view: deaf people, that is, with no hearing, or almost none at all, have their own identity, cohesion and sense of common cause.
For example, a lowland corridor from the Atlantic to the Black Sea has allowed travelers for centuries to cross the length of Europe with speed and comfort, contributing to Europe's cohesion and sense of itself.
The lack of cohesion — or sense of common destiny — is one of many reasons that no Syrian opposition leader has emerged as a feasible alternative to Assad over the past five years.
Cognitive constructs of social capital, namely trust, social cohesion and sense of belonging had a positive association towards measured health outcome in majority of the studies.
The dual standard, on the one hand, is definitely a discrimination against the countries other than the union, but it effectively enhances the cohesion and sense of identity within the EU members.
These programs seek to involve the citizens in actions that should engender community/neighborhood cohesion, a sense of control, territoriality, and other factors that affects both fear and crime.
