Sentence examples for significant solidarity from inspiring English sources
Asylum seekers can become an engine for social innovation and economic growth in a crisis-stricken but resilient Greek society that has shown significant solidarity and very little xenophobia in these past two years.
(Female PE teacher) The PE teachers expressed significant solidarity to their peers, and acted as a group to promote physical education as an important subject in the school's curriculum.
Occasionally there have been more significant moments of solidarity between the cartel members and the priest.
Last year, Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury wrote that meeting our 0.7% goal is "a clear and significant commitment to solidarity with our global neighbours".
Was there a significant decline in solidarity at this time, and if so, what caused it?
It is a significant basis of European solidarity and can also be seen, following Walter Benjamin, as an expression of anamnestic solidarity with the victims of history.
When United States-led forces laid siege to Falluja in late 2004, Mr. Reda said, Sunnis in Bahrain also marched in significant numbers to show solidarity with Iraq's Sunnis.
It has built a significant system of social solidarity, which pays grants to the old and infirm and provides free healthcare to the poor.
Arguably, the EU was a scapegoat for English anger at London, the version of globalization it has helped lead and symbolize and the politicians who have championed cosmopolitanism at the expense of solidarity with significant parts of their own country.
"Any tax increase (such as sales tax) or elimination of exemptions would require a two-thirds vote, a form of legislative approval that would require (Republican) solidarity and significant Democratic support," Maginnis said.
Meanwhile, we saw no significant difference in perceived solidarity in terms of money (Table 2), but males or higher-educated participants in the project site appeared to be more likely to contribute money for the public (Tables 3 and 4).
