Sentence examples for fostering cohesion from inspiring English sources
"Hardship," Parry notes, "only widened the gulf between the various factions instead of fostering cohesion".
Thus, we suggest that Ark1 promotes monopolar attachment of sister kinetochores at meiosis-I most likely by correcting merotelic attachment of paired sister kinetochores, a mechanism that is fundamentally different from that of Moa1 and Rec8, which are thought to promote the side-by-side orientation of sister kinetochores by fostering cohesion in the central core region of the centromere.
It doesn't foster cohesion, I think it does the very opposite, and ironically it actually stifles healthy discussion and debate".
But we are incapable of reforming those institutions, which means the vast majority of the world's population is not represented, which does not foster cohesion".
A poll showing almost half of Australians surveyed want to ban Muslim immigration shows Australian leaders have not done enough to foster cohesion, the Labor deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, has said.
American and European officials said on Monday that they have been working for weeks to foster cohesion in the rebel ranks and to avoid a repeat of the sectarian strife that gripped Iraq in 2003 after the American invasion.
Even if the Jets are all but certain to hire a passing-game coordinator to complement him and develop Mark Sanchez Todd Haleyey, the former Chiefs head coach, has emerged as a candidate — it will be incumbent upon Sparano to foster cohesion among a fractured unit.
Find as many associations or ways to connect the new information which your brain is acquiring with the information which is already securely entrenched in your brain to foster cohesion in your arsenal of knowledge.
The controversy arose because of questions given to nine to 11-year-olds as part of the Building Resilience through Integration and Trust - a government-backed scheme aimed at combating radicalisation and fostering community cohesion.
