It is important to find comfort and solace in solidarity and togetherness in times of such public violence, divisiveness and hate.
If Messrs. Hu and Wen can seize the financial crisis to help push through policies addressing these problems, they hope to realize an enduring Party goal: to create a permanent one-party state that, like its imperial forbearers, can respond to people's needs without the divisiveness of public debate and elections.
This week, a very different sort of film about the South of the Civil War and Reconstruction era – "Free State of Jones" -- will have its premiere, and as we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the War and Reconstruction and struggle through our own time of social and racial divisiveness, the public would do very well to take the film's measure.
The mechanism encourages divisiveness along religious lines in a public school setting, a result at odds with the establishment clause...
Yet few medical disorders have stirred up as much passion and divisiveness among scientists and the general public as autism has in recent years.
With all of the conflict and divisiveness in our country and in our public discourse, it seems like a good idea to focus on reconciliation and resolving some of our differences.
The ones who want a pool of labour, a cheap pool of labour, that can be used to undercut wages and conditions, bring an element of divisiveness into our communities and put pressure on our public services".
So Goodell finally spoke up and Jim Irsay, the owner of the Colts, helped him throw a very large tree in front of Limbaugh, Goodell saying Limbaugh's divisiveness is not what the league needs and Irsay going public with his refusal to vote Limbaugh into the club.
Governor Thompson and other Bush allies worked hard over weeks of private and public meetings to ensure that the platform process was free of the divisiveness of prior years and did not distract from the upbeat message of the convention and the campaign.
As Ross Howard suggested, much of the divisiveness in the country is portrayed through a very narrow frame which limits the public engagement in finding non-violent alternatives and solutions.
