Sentence examples for promote cohesion from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, backers of educational reform have been careful to stress that change is needed not to placate non-Muslims but to promote cohesion among Muslims themselves.

Cantle particularly criticised the coalition government after 2010, claiming that they removed a duty on schools to promote cohesion and said in a report that the "government will act only exceptionally" over the issue.

Silty soils, on the other hand, exhibit the least resistance to erosion because their permeability is low (resulting in more surface runoff), and their particle size is neither small enough to promote cohesion nor large enough to prevent entrainment.

Once all schools, including faith schools, are inspected by Ofsted on how successfully they promote cohesion, a standard will be set by which we can truly judge what they contribute to wider society instead of relying on the inevitably biased studies which are frequently produced by those on both sides of the argument to prove their points.

It was not always the case that ethnic-minority children did better than white English ones, but the reason why some of them do now is pretty obvious: their problem – racism – is defined; their language skills tend to be well-developed; their culture is one of aspiration; they have social and religious institutions that promote cohesion.

To promote cohesion, PRs agreed to permit pastoral groups access to pastures during times of forage scarcity, subject to meeting some conditions.

Union-level policies will always be better at promoting cohesion than national policies.

Northern Ireland has received €1.3bn (£950m) of EU since 1995 to fundpeace programmes aimed at promoting cohesion between communities and improving stability.

Furthermore, the conditional joint herding proposed under negotiated grazing agreements between PR and GRs has promoted cohesion among members of the GR.

This paper explores recent progresses in mapping ecosystem services provided by urban green infrastructures (GI) and discuss how GI can contribute to promoting cohesion, resilience and livability toward sustainable and green cities.

Based on data from yeast, we hypothesized that BAF180 may prevent tumorigenesis by promoting cohesion.