Sentence examples for encouraged cohesion from inspiring English sources

Such a formation encouraged cohesion among advancing troops and presented a frightening spectacle to the enemy, but it was difficult to maneuver and, if penetrated by enemy formations, became little more than a mob.

That encourages cohesion and commitment, because it stems from a conscious decision to live in a country and abide by its rules.

As is the case in Spinoza's discussion of monarchy, the emphasis here is on finding mechanisms that balance the interests of participants and encourage cohesion (e.g., 8/19 8/24).

These results suggest that group membership based on a variety of traits can encourage cohesion between people from diverse backgrounds, and may be a useful tool in overcoming differences between groups.

There are also plans to create 60,000 jobs and 20,000 apprenticeships for refugees themselves, under a programme called Encourage Cohesion, Strengthen Integration, which will be anchored in law.

We promote assimilation, integration and encourage community cohesion.

It is incumbent upon the state to provide education that encourages social cohesion.

"We need to win the street back," says Janet Sanz, city councillor for ecology, urbanism and mobility, who emphasised the need to encourage social cohesion, coexistence and human exchanges.

Dr Malik hopes the tribute will show young, disaffected Muslims their ancestors contributed to the war effort and will encourage "community cohesion".

He warned that the "us against the world" mentality that the military promoted to encourage unit cohesion could make any investigation extremely difficult.

He warned that the "us against the world" mentality that the military promotes to encourage unit cohesion could make any investigation extremely difficult.