Sentences with phrase «community cohesion by»
My own experience is that it is Free Schools which tend to REDUCE community cohesion by being promoted by faith groups.
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Gove strutted up to celebrate the «citizen service scheme», in which the Tories seem to be suggesting that we can improve community cohesion by taking children to Wales so they can climb walls.
Contribute towards increased community cohesion by improving the quality of life for young people and familes
Not exact matches
He told Premier what was positive about the results: «It's wonderful that we have seen across Europe that faith communities and other grass - root actors are becoming involved and are tackling the decline of trust in state - institutions by providing locally relevant forms of cohesion and solidarity.»
Supported by a range of Premier League clubs, the English Football League and the FA Women's Super League, Amnesty International's «Football Welcomes» initiative also aims to highlight the important role football clubs can play in promoting community cohesion.
The report also agreed that hunts did contribute to the cohesion of rural communities, but qualified this by saying that this was not as important as the bonds formed by the village pub or church.
The appointment by the Conservative Party of Sayeeda Warsi as shadow minister for Community Cohesion sends the wrong signal at a time when Britain is fighting a global war against Islamic terrorism and extremism, both domestically and internationally.
Continue reading «Statement by the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom on the Appointment of Sayeeda Warsi, as Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion»»
«The police would argue that any stage performance by a white racist singer would risk public disorder and damage community cohesion.
The trust, which is being piloted in Warrington but will be rolled out nationwide next year, also aims to improve community cohesion, something Mr Cameron said could not be achieved by government alone.
However, this should be done safely and sustainably by ensuring dispersal areas have the requisite local infrastructure to support local integration and community cohesion.
«The government must be vigilant, as hate speech and incitement can endanger social cohesion and threaten peace by deepening the existing tensions between Nigeria's ethnic communities.»
A 2005 report by the Rand Corporation about the visual arts argues that the intrinsic pleasures and stimulation of the art experience do more than sweeten an individual's life — according to the report, they «can connect people more deeply to the world and open them to new ways of seeing,» creating the foundation to forge social bonds and community cohesion.
Designed to use as part of a Community Cohesion programme to stimulate reflection and discussion - this should ideally be accompanied by music.
But I would really wonder about these groups who want to «promote community cohesion» by implication, in contrast to existing schools.
This theme of community cohesion could be somewhat undercut by the two planned DLC packs, featuring a number of extra items and an additional game mode, a concern about splitting the player base which Foge readily admits.
Along with other commissions by Margarita Cabrera and Pedro Reyes and extant works by Mario García Torres, Máximo González and Livia Corona, these projects collectively present the means for thinking about communities outside idealistic notions of cohesion and unified experience.
Other key works include Block Party (2002 - 2004) by French artist and filmmaker Pierre Huyghe celebrating the block party as a force of community and cohesion with New York City neighbourhoods, Clarendon Road (2000 - 2005) by Howard Hodgkin, deploying his characteristic brushstrokes and saturated colours to respond to the view of a London house, and Vulture (Dragon)(2010) by Surrealist painter Leonora Carrington.
Many urban agriculture projects are fundamentally community focused being run by local people for local people and, as well as producing food, focus actively on addressing issues that affect community cohesion.
Although such processes may be beneficial for communities whose goal is social cohesion (e.g., a religious or activist movement), they can be devastating for scientific communities by leading to widely - accepted claims that reflect the scientific community's blind spots more than they reflect justified scientific conclusions.
Majorities influence decision - making by producing conformity pressure that creates cohesion and community, but they do little to enhance judgmental depth or quality.