Sentence examples for example of the solidarity from inspiring English sources
You are the heroic example of the solidarity and the universality of democracy … We will not forget you".
A good example of the solidarity economy at work can be seen among a group of women from Duque de Caxias, an impoverished municipality of Rio de Janeiro.
The Australian Antarctic Division had lent its hand to help evacuate the American explorer, an example of the solidarity among Antarctic nations.
His Majesty also paid high tribute to the aid and assistance furnished by foreign countries, which, he said, provided a luminous example of the solidarity of the human race.
"That incident and the cooperation between the U.S. and the R.O.K. that followed is a special example of the solidarity and the cooperation between two treaty allies," said Daniel R. Russel, senior director for Asian affairs on the National Security Council, using the acronym for the Republic of Korea, South Korea's formal name.
The iconic example of this solidarity with the poorest of the earth is Operation Miracle, a major vision restoration program launched in 2004 by Fidel Castro and Hugo Chávez.
As a start, I'd like to return to the rise of neoliberalism in the 1980s, which is widely seen as a paradigmatic example of the decline in solidarity.
An example of her solidarity: the "Manifesto of 343," which appeared in the April 5, 1971, edition of Le Nouvel Observateur, and was signed by three hundred and forty-three women who admitted that they had had an abortion, thereby exposing themselves to possible criminal prosecution.
The offensive, touted by state media as an all-Iraqi operation that represents "the greatest example of national solidarity," involves about 30,000 fighters from the ranks of the country's army and police, as well as thousands of Shiite Muslim paramilitary fighters and a contingent of Sunni Muslim tribal forces.
As an example of the kind of radical solidarity that Christianity sets as a benchmark, Williams cites St Paul.
They are another example of the kind of European solidarity that does not appear in institutional propaganda or in Juncker's vibrant, but ultimately empty, speeches.
