Sentence examples for profess solidarity from inspiring English sources
And though they adamantly deny receiving financing from Mr. Chávez's government and insist that their church has no political affiliation, they do profess solidarity with Mr. Chávez, who has repeatedly clashed with the Roman Catholic hierarchy since rising to power a decade ago.
It professed solidarity with its European neighbours and stood up for sound national budgets and a strong common currency.
His justification is that the Labour candidate has put some critical distance between himself and Corbyn, with whom Galloway professes solidarity.
"Are we going back to the nineties?" Tunç professed solidarity with Kurds in Kobani, but he was not alone in his concern about the fallout from Kobani at home.
Longer queuing times east of Tower Hill could contribute to one of the journeys assessed being extended by 13 minutes and another by 16. Johnson, remember, has long professed solidarity with impatient motorists.
In Baqa, Arabs live with constant reminders of the tensions and fighting between the Israeli government and West Bank Palestinians, with whom many Israeli Arabs profess strong solidarity.
Mr Fischer's presence is seen not only as a way of maintaining the support of Turkey and its neighbours for Nabucco; it also points to a shift in the German debate over whether energy security is better established by going it alone or by working with the rest of the EU.Germany has always professed EU solidarity on energy, but its actions have often suggested the opposite.
Among the concertgoers at Avery Fisher Hall on Sunday afternoon were noticeable numbers of people clad in green to profess their cultural solidarity with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland in its New York debut.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel professed Germany's solidarity with the U.K. "I confirm on behalf of Germany and its citizens that we stand firmly and resolutely by Britain's side when it comes to fighting any kind of terrorism," Merkel said in a statement.
Speaking at the city's Wawel cathedral two hours after his plane touched down on Wednesday, Francis spoke of the need for a "spirit of readiness to welcome those fleeing from wars and hunger, and solidarity with those deprived of their fundamental rights, including the right to profess one's faith in freedom and safety".
