Sentence examples for sustaining solidarity from inspiring English sources
The years of poverty and neglect on 129th Street created a sustaining solidarity.
Yes, freedom of speech must be defended, but the real challenge for France is to sustain the solidarity shown in the wake of Charlie Hebdo.
His definition outlines four basic properties of social movements: collective challenge, common purpose, solidarity, and sustaining collective action.
Such networks contributed to the solidarity essential to sustaining the strike of 1912.
Solidarity work sustained us for a long time.
Historically, the most successful welfare states (think Scandinavia) have depended on ethnic solidarity to sustain their tax-and-transfer programs.
Instead of sustained commitment to collective solidarity we now have the "Big Society", which means that by giving Tiny Tim a bit of turkey at Christmas you have cleansed your conscience and are free to go back to business as usual.
Sidney Tarrow (1994: 3 4) defines social movements as "collective challenges by people with common purposes and solidarity in sustained interaction with elites, opponents and authorities".
was left to explain away the discrepancy Kerry had exposed -- and to try to sustain the image of solidarity between Israel and the sanctions supporters that Boehner had hoped to project.
The underlying problem in this case is a tension between two different priorities in sustaining the European project – one that puts the emphasis on financial rules and another that tilts the emphasis towards political solidarity.
