Sentence examples for practical solidarity from inspiring English sources

Glyn called for a "spirit of practical solidarity" and argued that "giving old tools a new lease of life helps to sustain artisan communities overseas".

In the name of our humanity, our principles and values, we call upon the authorities and people of our region to demonstrate practical solidarity towards refugees so that they may find safe haven in our midst and enjoy freedom to choose their own future.

This, and other experiences at that time, made me even more determined to continue to show practical solidarity with the Eritreans who were demonstrating the indomitable spirit, which had, for years, enabled them to fight poverty, famine, and armed Ethiopian aggression.

Her show of practical solidarity in this difficult moment is also a powerful testament to her value as an educator, to the principles and practice of expanding one's experience and broadening one's horizons as indispensable to the educational process.

The transnational No Borders network and SôS Soutien aux Sans Papiers in France have come together to open a centre in Calais, a "self-organising" space to provide practical support, solidarity and information sharing for asylum seekers.

It's such a practical form of solidarity – and it doesn't involve a second of compromise on quality.

In Lagos, the Campaign for Democratic Workers Rights CDWRR) lends instrumental support to workers in their struggle for better employment conditions through practical and financial solidarity.

"Katharine Drexel is an excellent example of that practical charity and generous solidarity with the less fortunate, which has long been the distinguishing mark of American Catholics," the pope said in his homily.

The theme is city mobilisation, which chief curator Ou Ning – who lived here throughout the 1990s, when growth was so fast that the phrase "Shenzhen speed" was born – says is an experiment to unite citizens "in a time that lacks centralised force, spiritual solidarity and practical organisation".

Their strengths can lie in a deep understanding of the contexts and impacts of HIV and AIDS, community solidarity, and practical, locally appropriate and experience-based solutions [ 1].

To operationalise the principles for practical use, the needs and solidarity principle and the cost-effectiveness principle have been transformed into three key criteria: severity of the health condition; patient benefit; and cost-effectiveness of the medical intervention[ 11].