Sentence examples for common solidarity from inspiring English sources

Although not blind himself, Jonas was outraged that a disability he felt should create a common solidarity among those who had it would be so betrayed.

At the same time I also see a lot of very dedicated organizations in civil society, and several political leaders in different European countries, that are strongly committed to making sure that Europe remains a continent of asylum, and that Europe adopts a comprehensive approach to this problem based on a common responsibility, but also a common solidarity.

Borders divide us; they encourage us to seek our self-interest rather than reach for a common, planetary solidarity.

The latter type of patriotism need not conflict with impartial justice or common human solidarity.

His definition outlines four basic properties of social movements: collective challenge, common purpose, solidarity, and sustaining collective action.

If so, this type of patriotism would seem to involve the rejection of such basic moral notions as universal justice and common human solidarity.

He would work for a just and humane society at home, and seek to ensure that the country acts justly beyond its borders, and shows common human solidarity towards those in need, however distant and unfamiliar.

Adherents of this tradition tend to think of patriotism as a type of group egoism, a morally arbitrary partiality to "one's own" at odds with demands of universal justice and common human solidarity.

If justice is understood in universal, rather than parochial terms, if common human solidarity counts as a weighty moral consideration, and if peace is of paramount importance and war is morally permissible only when it is just, then this kind of patriotism must be rejected.

It is a veritable baseball bat of a book, and written with a strong sense of "common plight" or "solidarity" with Anglo-Jews.

It is not about currencies or net contributions or farm subsidies but about the core issues of common humanity and solidarity that the EU claims to epitomise.