Sentence examples for collective cohesion from inspiring English sources

A regular top of the table Bundesliga game of the 2015/16 season in other words, another exercise in error induction (opposition half) and error avoidance (own half), done so diligently, expertly, with a great amount of earnest effort and collective cohesion on both sides, that it produced a perfect equilibrium, a spectacle of the invisible.

"But we need to find greater collective cohesion if we want to achieve anything".

Liberalism informs the notion of individual agency, but provides weak purchase at best on membership and on the collective cohesion and capacity of the demos.

"But we need to find greater collective cohesion if we want to achieve anything". Of Chelsea veteran Drogba, the symbol of the country's 'golden generation' which agonisingly lost the 2006 and 2012 Nations Cup finals on penalties, Renard said: "If he is not there it's because he didn't want to come - otherwise he would certainly have been here.

This article examines three conceptual models of social cohesion (collective efficacy, sense of belonging and feeling of morale) that are designed to explain the residents' victimization in Malaysia.

Clusters face what has been referred to as a 'cluster paradox'; a situation in which a collective identity breeds cohesion and efficiency in inter-organisational collaboration, yet it hinders the variety needed to adapt to disruptive change and prevent lock-in situations.

In many cases such gatherings had hardly been functioning but this requirement has led to an increased sense of social cohesion, collective management and communication between the remaining farmers.

Such efforts are an example of how UNICEF's commitment to ensuring the participation of affected populations promotes collective action and cohesion.

UNICEF has taken a leading role in seeking to specify such adaptive systems capacities, specifying the role of flexibility; diversity; adaptive learning; collective action and cohesion; and self-reliance [ 5].

Many of our scales showed good reliability in this population, including those for self-efficacy, individual agency, social cohesion, mental health, collective efficacy, collective agency and collective action.

In the absence of time for clubs to work on collective movement and attacking cohesion, "architects" such as Rakitic are rare commodities.