To have so many players spend much of their careers together enhances team unity, Piqué said.
The attempt to resolve the irreversibility paradox along microscopic and objective lines not only enhances the unity of physics and science more generally but it also provides a lesson in the dangers of ad hoc reductionist arguments in general, as well as encouraging an intellectual reconciliation between scientific and wider human experiences.
Unlike in Europe, we do not have a single pan-regional institution capable of enhancing common security and economic cooperation across the region with the objective of reducing historical tensions and enhancing regional unity over time.
Movements do utilize interpersonal relations to enhance their unity, encouraging small groups of members to meet frequently in circumstances in which they can form personal ties.
James R. Locher, a former Congressional aide who helped draft the 1986 Goldwater-Nichols Act that brought greater coordination among the different branches of the military, is now leading a nonpartisan consortium of Washington policy and research groups that is trying to devise legislation to enhance the "unity of effort" among different branches of the government.
American evolutionary biologist Richard D Alexander, for example, suggested in his 1986 book Ostracism and Indirect Reciprocity: the Reproductive Significance of Humour, that the point of telling jokes was to raise one's own status, lower that of certain other individuals, and enhance social unity.
(Whately 1819/1874, Hudson 1857, Buel 1894) Whately's satire, which is the most famous, "establishes" on the basis of many historical improbabilities that Napoleon never existed but was a mythic figure invented by the British government to enhance national unity.
In this context, primary health care (PHC) programs can indirectly promote mental health by addressing its determinants i.e. by enhancing social unity, minimising discrimination and generating income opportunities.
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Would European unity be enhanced or weakened by breaking up member states into smaller units?
