Sentence examples similar to considerable solidarity from inspiring English sources
Still, its spirit of resistance and solidarity retains considerable appeal.
In a UK of considerable social and cultural solidarity that prevailed for most of the twentieth century, these sorts of disparities between income and outlay between the nations were relatively uncontroversial: they captured the idea that all UK citizens are in it together, as it were.
The dispute had become an embarrassment to the labor movement because the two unions had flouted basic notions of labor solidarity and spent considerable sums disparaging each other and raiding each other's memberships.
The great believers in the wonder of the universe, as revealed to us by science, seem to have considerable difficulty in either galvanising us to social solidarity, or providing us with true solace.
While differences of economic class will remain in the New Britain, as in any society with considerable equality of opportunity, the old class system with its pre-modern solidarities, Tory and socialist, is fading.
The Million Man March proved to be a considerable success five years ago as hundreds of thousands of black men gathered from across the nation and pledged greater solidarity and personal responsibility.
Some now face the real risk of seeing their considerable efforts in recent years toward achieving the millennium development goals being completely nullified if we do not show solidarity.
We see this occupation as a great success: the amount of solidarity and support from students, staff, lecturers and others at Warwick and beyond has been incredible, and the considerable media coverage has successfully carried our message.
Yours in solidarity, AMOL.
Portugal has shown solidarity.
