noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
internal
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However, this type of internal cohesion is not a necessary feature of the structural unit we have described as the paratone.
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They did as much if not more for the internal cohesion of antislavery as in impressing the outside world.
social
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This change, it was argued, threatened social cohesion .
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We need sustenance and a viable habitat, but we also need social cohesion and connection of all sorts.
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It created a wartime atmosphere which could be used to manage the economy and to generate social cohesion .
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Their rhetoric has emphasized national unity and social cohesion , as well as the development of skills for the economy.
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This centre will examine the non-economic benefits of learning such as social cohesion , active citizenship and improved health.
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The emphasis of action taken in favour of DRAs must be to achieve permanent changes in income earning potential and social cohesion .
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Nor is a duty to promote a sense of national identity and social cohesion universally acknowledged.
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When individual desires go beyond the moral order then people become dissatisfied with life and social cohesion begins to break down.
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fund
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The establishment of the cohesion fund and eligibility to benefit from it were agreed by all the member states.
■ VERB
give
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These enable skin to hold water and give cohesion to the dead surface skin cells, providing a flat, luminous effect.
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What would give cohesion to a republic that many feared would splinter?
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By this means it was possible to isolate the features which give the groups cohesion .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The article comments on the lack of cohesion and commitment within the administration.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Information may be shared within the group but its cohesion depends on limiting the sharing of information outside the group.
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It created a wartime atmosphere which could be used to manage the economy and to generate social cohesion .
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Its cohesion stemmed entirely from the almost feudal loyalty the troops accorded the Emperor.
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Once the dictionary was available, society gained in cohesion because anyone could refer to it as an outside source for comparison.
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Policy choices reflected what governments perceived as the major threats to the cohesion and survival of the state.
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Poor, lacking cohesion , she could not pursue a vigorous foreign policy.
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Such is the inextricable link and the social cohesion brought about by a variety of classes under the same roof.
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They did as much if not more for the internal cohesion of antislavery as in impressing the outside world.