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Meanings of social cohesion in English

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Usage of social cohesion in English
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There are costs in terms of social cohesion, harmony and, paradoxically, health.
The Irish Times
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They say social cohesion and development come at the expense of free speech.
Reuters
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Consequently, it will never achieve the level of social cohesion and solidarity necessary.
The Irish Times
4
The new government has to be decisive on the issue of social cohesion.
The Irish Times
5
Technology and social cohesion mitigate the problems of a shrinking and ageing population.
BBC
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True leadership would involve bringing Australians together and promoting social cohesion, she said.
The Guardian
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At this time of economic difficulty, social cohesion is more important than ever.
The Irish Times
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This is undermining social cohesion and this long-term trend may profoundly alter politics.
The Irish Times
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It is a must, for social cohesion and it is a nation builder.
The South African
10
Providing more equal access to health services strengthens social cohesion and promotes economic growth.
The Guardian
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Well, do you believe we need social cohesion to be an effective, competitive society?
The Guardian
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The government has led an outstanding example of social cohesion.
Radio NZ
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The Confucian approach to society places the greatest emphasis on social cohesion and harmony.
Independent.ie
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Education is one field where choice can have a detrimental effect on social cohesion.
The Irish Times
15
Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman, Tanya Plibersek, said politicians should work on promoting social cohesion.
The Guardian
16
Syriza's toughest challenge will be to reconstruct the fractured social cohesion of this country.
The Guardian
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South Africa
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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