Sentence examples for promoting solidarity from inspiring English sources

The extent of the tragedy first became apparent when images and videos were posted on social media, provoking shock but also promoting solidarity across political lines.

Horne sees Bettman's leadership and the overriding self-interest of the owners as a whole, as factors promoting solidarity among the owners.

The calculation – supported by plenty of poll evidence – is that there is an abiding communitarian spirit in the country that will respond to a genuine commitment to promoting solidarity and shared success rather than putting individual aspiration first.

A syncretic religion called Bwiti (based on an earlier secret society of the same name) came into existence in the early 20th century and later played a role in promoting solidarity among the Fang.

The organization cannot aspire or continue to be a group of protesters (Kochan 1972).5 While promoting solidarity within the Global South, the movement must devise mechanisms to constructively engage the West and other centers of power.

Sergei Palkin, whose club are based in the predominantly Russian-speaking east of the country, has told Football Focus on BBC World News that "football is a positive emotion" and proposes all top-division sides replace sponsor logos on their shirts with a message promoting solidarity.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

The agreement on Tuesday, which must still be discussed by the European Parliament, will promote solidarity on tax matters, he said.

"We want to promote solidarity and cohesion, and these young people want to emphasize that everyone has a place and will be accommodated here," Mr Heberlein added.

He distinguished three types of incentives — solidary (that is, incentives that promote solidarity), material and purposive — and he theorized that the specific type of incentive distributed by a particular group both shapes and constrains its behavior and effectiveness.

About 20 representatives from multiple religions have also held a meeting at the Islamic Cultural Centre at Regents Park Mosque to promote solidarity following the terror attacks and global discussions about extremism.