Sentence examples for created cohesion from inspiring English sources

Complaining brought no gains, but, if done in a socially acceptable way, created cohesion among groups of staff.

Mr. Putin's own challenge is to create cohesion in his own country.

Warsi said it was right to call on communities to play their part in creating cohesion, but added: "Every community also has a right to be protected".

There is no sense in trying to create cohesion from a group of people who keep saying no to everything you try to do".

Mr Maltzan envisions the new bridge as "creating  cohesion," he said, "as opposed to doing what infrastructure has often done here, which is to separate neighbourhoods into silos".

In order to create cohesion between the television series and the film, McGann recently took on the mantae of the Doctor again for The Night of the Doctor, a mini-episode in the run-up to the 50th anniversary.

Yacouba Sissoko, a Malian griot known for his mastery of the ngoni, a stringed instrument, and the "talking drum," which mimics human speech, told me that the griot is a "person who creates cohesion between people, a kind of cement in Malian society".

create cohesion out of chaos.

Designing for the sense of Audience is a powerful tool to create cohesion and a sense of utility among users of a service.

Again, the notion of solidarity is called upon to create cohesion and order in our twenty-first century superdiverse urban societies.

To illustrate the challenge of "really trying to create cohesion and strategy around the city's digital user experience," Singleton recalled that when she started working for the de Blasio administration, one of her first tasks was supporting the roll-out of the City's new universal preschool program.