Sentence examples for increased solidarity from inspiring English sources

"Our inspiration has been increased solidarity.

Nicholas Sarkozy, however, wants France to be fully engaged with Nato and to show increased solidarity he very recently dispatched an additional 700 troops to eastern Afghanistan.

Indeed, research carried out in 2014 in Uganda's capital, Kampala, offered proof that changing the way we think about and manage gendered power in society can lead to reduced violence, changed attitudes and increased solidarity with women.

This way, it would have resources available to it worth around 30% of the eurozone's overall GDP, so that this increased solidarity would not prompt member states to shirk their responsibilities: in order to benefit from the ESM, they would have to continue pursuing structural reform, each in accordance with its specific issues.

As for the rest of us, the best hope we will have of seeing the demands made in the historic Redfern Statement will be continued and increased solidarity and unity from Indigenous peak bodies, agencies, organisations and communities and from the wider community.

As tensions rise and this concerning pattern of LGBTQ affiliated cultural figures carrying the labor of speaking out continues, it reminds us not to assume the increased solidarity we've seen for other causes extends to all important movements for equality.

Particularly young adults aged 19 25 with limited incomes have to shoulder increasing solidarity burdens.

The effect is to increase solidarity within the 'in-group,' with individuals becoming more charitable and supportive of those who they recognize sharing their identity [38], while simultaneously becoming more mistrustful of and hostile toward those they perceive to be 'outsiders' [37].

Mostly, though, the weather seemed to increase solidarity.

It increases solidarity within the group and enhances our sense of well-being by increasing our sense of belonging and status.

With rotating hosts and biannual gatherings, its main aims are the creation of communication networks, to change the situation of lesbians in Latin America (both legally and socially), to increase solidarity between lesbians and to destroy the existing myths about them.