Sentence examples for cohesion violence from inspiring English sources

I have a stark warning for those hatemongering and irresponsible media agencies: if your biased and unfair reporting leads to breakdown of community cohesion, violence and death, history will not forgive you - for you would be no different than those who preach and promote hate.

Moore's takeaways are pretty mouthwatering to a country struggling with downward mobility and loss of social cohesion, violence, mass incarceration, drug abuse, soaring college costs and underfunded schools that serve gloppy, toxic lunches.

Cohesion   "Violence amongst the children has gone down," says Ninja, who was once a street child himself.

As a result, the sources of chronic stress (e.g., poor social cohesion, violence, or crime) that induce metabolic abnormalities and MetS through endocrine pathways [ 46, 70, 71] would be less likely to occur in communities where a greater proportion of local residents achieve a high level of education.

Social outcomes considered any measurement of collectivisation, cohesion, partner violence and/or participation and excluded individualised accounts of personal development, individual empowerment or autonomy.

We used a 33-item self-report instrument, comprising 7 subscales, adapted from the Neighborhood Environment Questionnaire [ 56] to assess respondents' perceptions of their neighborhood environment including conduciveness to walking and PA, aesthetic quality, safety, access to healthy foods, neighbors' engagement in activities with each other, social cohesion, and violence.

Wilkinson and Pickett [4] argue that the association between income inequality and health is strongest when income inequality is measured across whole societies and that better health in more equal societies can be explained through stronger social relationships, social cohesion, trust, lower violence rates and less social distance.

In addition, she was asked about neighborhood social cohesion and exposure to violence [ 24], factors that have been related to respiratory symptoms and other measures of asthma morbidity [ 25].

Social cohesion collapsed, drugs, alcohol, knife violence and organised crime followed.

Social cohesion is necessary for reducing violence and conflict, and yet it remains most elusive when the root causes of conflict have not yet been addressed or are not being addressed sufficiently and systematically.

56 The six-item scale describes perceived aesthetic quality of the area, walkability of the environment, the availability of healthy foods, and levels of safety, violence and social cohesion within the neighbourhood.