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31. Novelist Herman Melville at one stage in his life wanted the Republic itself to promote cohesion and mission.

32. We have, however, no more real understanding of this ability than we do of cohesion.

33. They had little or no permanence and cohesion and therefore no organisation and no prospect of standing up for their rights.

34. Cohesion has been found to correlate positively with group productivity and member satisfaction.

35. It is whether the pursuit of justice, fairness and efficiency can also deliver belonging, cohesion and community.

36. By this means it was possible to isolate the features which give the groups cohesion.

37. However, this type of internal cohesion is not a necessary feature of the structural unit we have described as the paratone.

38. Cohesion is maintained by building up a structure of consensual decision-making to make every individual feel an important participant.

39. These enable skin to hold water and give cohesion to the dead surface skin cells, providing a flat, luminous effect.

40. When individual desires go beyond the moral order then people become dissatisfied with life and social cohesion begins to break down.

41. Poor, lacking cohesion, she could not pursue a vigorous foreign policy.

42. This breaks the cohesion and may give individuals time to reconsider.

43. The coherence is therefore not only a coherence over time but also a consistency or cohesion in action.

44. When they had injuries on the offensive line, they needed constant drills to develop cohesion.

45. Such is the inextricable link and the social cohesion brought about by a variety of classes under the same roof.

46. Group cohesion How powerful is a group in influencing the behaviour of its members?

47. Anxieties about the cohesion of multiracial societies are in fact not about cohesion, but about difference(sentencedict .com), about accepting otherness.

48. Once the dictionary was available, society gained in cohesion because anyone could refer to it as an outside source for comparison.

49. Yet, the aspiration for social cohesion is the unstated aim of much of the republican agenda in New Labour.

50. This chapter draws heavily on the best known and most detailed model of cohesion available.

51. Such cohesion was dependent also on all member countries achieving through their economic and monetary policies further convergence towards internal stability.

52. What would give cohesion to a republic that many feared would splinter?

53. Nor is a duty to promote a sense of national identity and social cohesion universally acknowledged.

54. Information may be shared within the group but its cohesion depends on limiting the sharing of information outside the group.

55. The emphasis of action taken in favour of DRAs must be to achieve permanent changes in income earning potential and social cohesion.

56. These changes were seen as part of a comprehensive strategy to foster exchange rate cohesion.

57. It wants to be efficient and competitive and to preserve social peace and the cohesion of the state with society.

58. That retinue was one of the great affinities of the Middle Ages, both in scale and cohesion.

59. Military officials had argued that to do so would weaken unit cohesion and lower morale.

60. Altruism is crucial for social cohesion.