"This declaration, if ratified, would lead to complete disintegration of society, and would certainly be the final step in the intellectual and cultural invasion of Muslim countries, eliminating the moral specificity that helps preserve cohesion of Islamic societies," the brotherhood 's statement claimed.
(2013), dispersion behavior of a group is presented, which preserves cohesion in group of pedestrians instead of area coverage.
For instance, the ceremonial laws and practices of the Jews helped to foster and preserve cohesion among an ignorant, nomadic populace (Chapters 3 and 5).
Each of these experiments confirms that the known spindle checkpoint pathways are unable to preserve cohesion in the absence of cohesin guardian hSgo1.
In Xenopus egg extracts, cohesin depletion did not disrupt centromere cohesion unless chromosomes were bioriented on the mitotic spindle, indicating that another cohesive force is capable of preserving centromere cohesion as long as spindle tension is absent [43].
Asselborn called for EU rules to be changed to make it easier to expel Hungary as this was "the only way of preserving the cohesion and values of the European Union".
A trade-off between the goal attraction and the intra-inter group cohesion is necessary to preserve group cohesion: in the situation in which the spatial dispersion value is low, the cohesion tendency has to be less influential than the goal attraction on the overall pedestrian behaviour.
This means that the mechanism to manage group cohesion works well, decreasing the tendency to reach the goal to preserve group cohesion.
"In the end, countries need to preserve social cohesion to deliver prosperity".
He believed in aggressive policies to preserve national cohesion; to strengthen the bonds nourished by our culture and national environment.
