Sentence examples for rising solidarity from inspiring English sources

But how problematic is the rising solidarity burden for younger insured?

In a model analysis informed by data from Swiss risk adjustment and focusing on young insured aged 19 25 years we found that disparate health care utilization patterns between young and old insured were at the base of the problem of rising solidarity transfers from young adults to older generations.

During that uprising, inmates at Swaqa prison, about 60 miles south of Amman, and at Qafqafa prison also rose in solidarity, pointing to cooperation between groups in different prisons.

In a socioevolutionary approach, Durkheim described the evolution of societies from mechanical solidarity to organic solidarity (one rising from mutual need).

Drummers and activists from the Kosova Women's Network hosted the local noontime One Billion Rising: Revolution events in solidarity with simultaneous events across the Balkans.

This Body is rising to stand in solidarity with criminals sentenced to death, with widows and orphans, with the people of the land who slave over furrows and lettuce fields to feed the world.

In extraordinary circumstances, a strong society can rise with glorious solidarity.

The operation prompted Sadrists across the south and centre and in Baghdad to rise up in solidarity.

Of course, apart from science, what really gives one hope in times like this is the way in which human solidarity rises up and envelops us.

The Sadrists Mahdi Armyy militias elsewhere in southern and central Iraq and in the eastern slums of Baghdad known as Sadr City rose up in solidarity with their brothers in Basra.

As Burkhart tells the story pictorially, Liz assumed the defiant bitch goddess persona with all the stalwart will, if not always the consciousness and sagacity, of the myriad women of ancient Greece who in legend and art perennially rose up in solidarity to challenge the dominion of men.