Meanings of cohesive society in English

They, too, before the advent of the British, had a cohesive society.

A diverse, socially cohesive society with a common national identity.

We should use it to build a more united, peaceful and cohesive society, he said.

He claims the move will help to create a more cohesive society and counter extremism.

Tragedy is tolerated only by a cohesive society.

We cannot have a cohesive society without an end to poverty, without making social mobility a reality.

Vicar Karen Rooms said the aim was also to open up a dialogue about how to create a more cohesive society.

She warned they are putting British workers out of jobs, forcing down wages and making it impossible to create a " cohesive society".

Mr Browne said government had to strike a balance between protecting the freedoms of religious minorities while maintaining "an inclusive and cohesive society".

Mrs May's speech at the Conservative Party conference will also argue that mass immigration is making it impossible to build a " cohesive society".

This means measuring our results not by higher yields alone but by reduced poverty, improved nutrition, cohesive societies and healthy ecosystems.