In the Portuguese health strategy (1999) private institutions of social solidarity (Instituições Particulares da Solidariedade Social) and non-governmental organizations (Organizações Não-governamentais) are recognized as the main representative categories of community.
The costs of treatment for preeclampsia and eclampsia within IMSS is difficult to estimate, as all enrolees share the cost because of the institution's principle of solidarity.
Orbán "has trampled on democratic principles... been consistently provocative towards EU institutions, and made shows of solidarity with Vladimir Putin that have undermined EU efforts to make a strong stand on the war in Ukraine".
In the context of solidarity around institutions that provide for the health of a community, "people should not be only passive recipients of services but should actively contribute to and try to avoid harming the system.
Our mainstream institutions of Jewish life have emphasized Jewish solidarity and support for Israel notwithstanding the ever-deepening right-wing and oppressive cast to Israeli politics.
But only if a long history of work -- organizing people, strengthening institutions, building solidarity, pressuring decision-makers -- undergirds it all.
But there were no outward displays of solidarity with the protesters from Syria, and stores and official institutions remained open.
In a rare show of solidarity, veteran supporters of all three museums in Exposition Park said their institutions could be permanently crippled by USC's demands.
For individuals, this sense of solidarity implies not simply that the individual receives benefits from these institutions, but that she also contributes back in keeping with a value of reciprocity.
Muslim organizations and institutions have largely refrained from commenting on the Ramadan scandal — a silence that, for some, has been an expression of solidarity with a fellow-Muslim who has long been vilified in France.
