Sentence examples for sake of cohesion from inspiring English sources

The first is that pushing victims under the carpet for the sake of cohesion is dangerous.

So why not be able to pick up and drop anchor for the sake of cohesion?

It may well be good for the sake of social cohesion and the healthy appreciation of the world's diversity that people from all classes mix at school.

The notion that we must all be cured alongside each other, just as we must be educated in comprehensive harmony, for the sake of national cohesion, is ludicrous.

It holds that everyone should be prepared to make do with less, for the sake of social cohesion and the environment.

As it is, Belgium are left with a coach who rarely practises attacking movement, who is widely perceived as old-fashioned and who is seemingly too in thrall to the celebrities in his squad to ever consider dropping one of them for the sake of greater cohesion.

The Republic emerged thus to Greek eyes as a country with a personality crisis, "a nondescript parasitic state" that lived off the history of its neighbours, because it allegedly lacked an illustrious past of its own, for the sake of achieving cohesion for what Greeks regarded as an "unhomogeneous little new nation".

For the sake of our common humanity, our social cohesion and security, we need a stronger response.

Thus, for the sake of comparison, historical trends regarding the cohesion effects of population and network changes are computed in the four selected countries.

Furthermore, they were not the only ones who were prepared to risk the solidarity of Community cohesion for the sake of agencies, several of which have neither a legal basis nor any real purpose.

There was a certain sense of cohesion.