In general, unity and trust within the family have been vital.
To do so, they took part in activities that promoted unity and trust.
"I hope that together, with the international community, we will go into this new year with unity, with trust and determination".
And if effective action isn't forthcoming, the next president will suffer the fate of Jimmy Carter, who began his administration with words of uplift — "Let us create together a new national spirit of unity and trust" — and ended up delivering America into the hands of the hard right.
It requires unity and trust across traditional religious, racial and ethnic divisions.
Quakers rely on unity and trust within their communities -- both inside and outside the meetinghouse -- which helps them to create open-minded conversation and cooperation.
As experience around the world has shown, one essential precondition for overcoming the resource curse is a reasonable level of social unity and public trust.
The authors believe that Russia is pursuing a new script, based on "solid power" as a new form of political power, the basis of which is the: dialogue, trust, unity.
Second, the heterogeneity of modern states does not allow the kind of "moral unity" and mutual trust that has been projected onto the ancient polis, qualities deemed necessary to the functioning of republican institutions (Walzer 1989, 214).
In many pre-agricultural societies, groups achieved trust and unity by circling around sacred objects.
"The success of the England team has been built on a unity of purpose and trust," Morris added.
