Sentence examples for harmony and cohesion from inspiring English sources

Kenya requires a solution that restores social harmony and cohesion.

"The thing that keeps us strong, and the thing that keeps us safe is harmony and cohesion".

She said the poll results did not mean Australians who favoured a ban on Muslim immigration were racist but rather "we're not doing a good enough job as national leaders to bring harmony and cohesion to our community".

Even Professor Kamali acknowledges the need to change with the times: in some cases "the formulations of established schools of (Islamic) law...may not serve the needs of harmony and cohesion and multi-religious societies of our time".Perhaps the best hope is that the lived experience of Muslims who are citizens of Western countries will evolve faster than these complex  theoretical constructs.

She also wants to be a voice for the 2% of Australians who identify as Muslim and the 27% who were born overseas, and protect the "somewhat thin veneer of harmony and cohesion and tolerance" she says is under threat from growing rightwing voices in the Coalition and from other political movements, like Pauline Hanson's reformed One Nation Party.

However, a theory of interacting monads cannot guarantee that the universe will keep moving towards a state of increasing harmony and cohesion: "without such a spiritual continuity as theism alone seems able to ensure," Ward remarks, "it looks as if a pluralistic world were condemned to a Sisyphean task" (215).

Results indicate that community members view the family, community and school environments as being the causes of child behavioral problems, with serious impacts upon children's personal growth, family harmony and social cohesion.

In fact, the poetry comes precisely from its focus on the stuff of music, what for McCabe were the eternal verities of harmony, structure, momentum, and cohesion.

So a central concern for me was reinterpreting cohesive ties as discourse semantic structures and the systems behind them as discourse semantic systems – a project precipitated by Hasan's work on componential and organic cohesion, cohesive harmony and text structure (e.g. Chapters 4, 5 and 6 of Halliday & Hasan 1980).

"It will be a government that works for cohesion, harmony and peace".

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, solidarity is "The fact or quality, on the part of communities, etc., of being perfectly united or at one in some respect, esp. in interests, sympathies, or aspirations".2 Synonyms offered by other dictionaries include unanimity, unity, harmony, cohesion and like-mindedness.3.