He chairs sub-committees on community cohesion and equality, delivery of public services and social exclusion.

Some questioned the relevance to 'community cohesion' of such a nebulous, box-ticking portfolio.

Rather than fostering community cohesion, bad design fuelled isolation and alienation.

Yet ignoring this basic need damages community cohesion, economic participation and individual happiness and safety.

But she points out who will buy houses like hers: hedge-fund types not known for their efforts towards community cohesion.

As has so often has been the case, there was a clear lack of cohesion and fluidity in midfield.

The lack of cohesion and quality considering some of the names on their team-sheet beggared belief.

It was not so much lack of cohesion that was frustrating but the lack of basic skills.

This lack of cohesion makes it an absorbing but a strangely unsatisfying programme.

But it's more of a bits and pieces show than before, compensating for its lack of cohesion with a sharpness that can verge on abrasiveness.

It also comes at a time when schools are facing a new statutory requirement to promote cohesion and integration in their local communities.

Critics of faith schools have long complained that they are exclusive and divide society, rather than promote cohesion.

The group aims to promote cohesion between communities and focuses on social issues.

They will work with the whole 'school community', promote cohesion and be an 'excellent communicator' with strong organisation skills.

Loud and distinctive calls and conspicuous plumage are important attributes of nuclear species as they promote cohesion in the flock.

Polarised views from one generation against another do nothing for social cohesion.

Progressive reformers seized the evidence that, as they had argued between the wars, state action could reduce inequality and increase social cohesion.

And now the approach of party and government to social cohesion has dramatically changed.

The unobtrusive calm, normal functioning of the school engaged the confidence of both communities and it provided stability and social cohesion in a volatile area.

But decisions should be prompted not by narrow costbenefit but human happiness and social cohesion.

Primarily it means unit cohesion: the cohesion of a unit, task force, or other military group.

Previously, personnel was managed on an individual basis in which soldiers were rotated without regard for the effect on unit cohesion.

Those who tried to take cover in the ditches were promptly left behind by the convoy rushing south, and unit cohesion instantly evaporated.

Equally, infantry of most 21st-century armies are still trained in formation manoeuvre and drill, as a way of instilling discipline and unit cohesion.

In the same manner, the game tracked fatigue levels, unit cohesion, level of command, casualties and other effects for every unit on the map.