Sentence examples for that the cohesion from inspiring English sources

None of them could know that the cohesion born and matured in the South would be but memory in less than two generations".

We suggest to him that the cohesion of the coalition is now strained by the increased aggression towards the Tories which is being displayed by the Lib Dems.

Their assumption is that the cohesion of the Damascus regime, opposition divisions and above all the near impossibility of Libyan-style foreign intervention all mean that Assad is not about to fall.

Mr. Schroder has tried to adopt an evenhanded position on the missile defense question, siding with Washington by saying that the cohesion of the allies must not be affected, but winking at Moscow by insisting that there must be no new arms race and that the existing "disarmament architecture" must be preserved.

The Arizona senator said the law was "imperfect but effective," even though Admiral Mullen's military journal, Joint Force Quarterly, called it a "costly failure" and denied that the cohesion of the forces would be hurt if gays and lesbians could be open about their sexuality, as they are in Britain and Canada.

Thus, our study suggests that the cohesion of guest particles dictates the flow performance of interactive mixtures.

The oil market's volatility has begun to chip away at the cohesion that allowed OPEC to manage supplies and prices so ably over the last year.

In American eyes, anything that fractures the cohesion among its allies is a bad thing.

The analysis identifies the boundaries of these clusters and the key organizations that maintain the cohesion of the network.

Philosophy thus understood is first philosophy insofar as its main task is to investigate the laws that provide the cohesion and unity between mind and nature.

We proposed a novel ontology integration problem that optimizes the cohesion function.