Sentence examples similar to influential solidarity from inspiring English sources
But two influential journalists also quit the paper in solidarity with their former boss, and complained of censorship [link in English].
In this regard, 'solidarity' emerged as an alternative concept and Monnet had an influential functionalist idea for achieving a de facto solidarity among European nations through providing wealth to 'European people' (De Sousa and Moury, 2009).
Robert D. Putnam, the influential political scientist, found that "immigration and ethnic diversity challenge social solidarity and inhibit social capital," at least in the short term; the claim that diversity makes us strong is, as Coulter acidly notes, a motto, not an empirical fact.
There is an influential political voice, made up partly of radical Catholic nationalists and, more importantly, of conservative elements within the ruling Solidarity coalition, which has always sought to punish communists.
These include Adel Ferdosipour, the outspoken sports commentator whose pleas for forgiveness proved influential in Balal's case, as well as director Farhadi, who supported Jabbari with a broad appeal for tolerance and solidarity.
Solidarity is a central dimension of social order and social conflict, yet it has largely been absent from influential theories of modern society.
