Sentence examples for fraternal from inspiring English sources

According to Yuseff Hamm, president of the NYPD Guardians Association,a black officers' fraternal group, pot arrests are inherently unfair because black and brown pot users often don't have backyards to smoke a joint in.

Because if the form book holds, and the triathlon planets align, the brilliant Brownlee brothers, Alistair and Jonny will complete an historic fraternal 1-2 in this race at around 1.20pm today.

Labour is such a fraternal party that members leak against each other.

The Soviet propaganda machine was in full flow, claiming wholehearted public support for "fraternal assistance" to Czechoslovak friends beset by imperialist plots.

The song's dirge-like opening urges more "muhaba", fraternal affection, seen as one of the best qualities of poor urban areas.

This fiery fraternal message was brought to the barricades by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a former Danish prime minister, on behalf of the Party of European Socialists (PES), which groups centre-left movements from Norway to Bulgaria.

Its ventures include an annual meeting in Rimini at which speakers have included Nobel laureates and Mother Teresa.Mr Formigoni belongs to the Memores Domini, an association of CL members who are meant to live by the values of fraternal love, obedience and poverty.

Mr Dzurinda has already let NATO fly through Slovakia's air space and use its roads and railways.The snag is that 70% of Slovaks are against NATO's campaign and Mr Meciar, who has been notably friendly with both the Russians and Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia, an old hunting friend, is bound to stir fraternal feelings for fellow Slavs.

Yukio Hatoyama, the prime minister, airily talks of healing Japan's fiscal crisis with fraternal politics.

They did this by showing that discordance is as common in fraternal twins (who share half their genes) as it is in identical twins (who share all of them).

Controlling for various factors, they find that identical twins, who share all their genes, were more similar in their investing behaviour than fraternal twins, who share about half their genes.The authors calculate that genetic factors account for between a quarter and half of the variations in irrational investment behaviour between individuals.