| Their spirituality resides in values of neighbourliness, kindness, community and family. |
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| It is also hoped that it will promote a greater interaction and enhance the bond of neighbourliness and personal friendship that we all desire. |
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| A larky contest with a local bigwig who wants her removed from the street ends with neighbourliness all round. |
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| But how to price and value love, nurture, community trust and neighbourliness? |
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| Tomorrow's event could help to renew Acomb's confidence and re-emphasise the neighbourliness of which the borough is rightly proud. |
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| The programme will be designed to teach them about good behaviour and neighbourliness. |
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| Greece has made a great many gestures of good will and good neighbourliness, a great many. |
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| Without a revival of communication and neighbourliness, no lasting change for the better is possible. |
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| In the interest of good neighbourliness, the church has taken care not to preen itself. |
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| It seems to me that requiring a passport would sever our current good neighbourliness relations and turn them into something very different. |
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| Much has been said about the economic impact, but my focus is on these good neighbourliness conditions. |
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| Creation of strong sense of community, belonging, or neighbourliness for projects. |
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| The general principle of good neighbourliness may also find application here. |
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| Moreover, Aleppo is distinguished by its spirit of conviviality and neighbourliness with the Muslims. |
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| It will only be cured when people re-discover the old-fashioned virtues of moderation, self-restraint, self-respect, neighbourliness, and a concern for others. |
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| There is romance in it, and neighbourliness and family affection. |
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| The sun, his friend for the moment, seemed sullen today, not wishing to warm the straw and heat his limbs in any magnanimous act of good neighbourliness. |
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| A strong spirit of sharing and neighbourliness developed among families, particularly during the winter, and wedding bells often tolled for young newlyweds from the village. |
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| Mayors and municipal staff, with their vast networks of social actors, are the guarantors and defenders of the exercise of the right to good neighbourliness and citizenship in everyday life. |
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| This is an act of historic importance, reflecting a spirit of good neighbourliness and marking a constructive step in the strengthening of relations between Lithuania and Russia. |
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| If, in these troubled times, you want a reminder of community and neighbourliness and all-round warmheartedness, you could do a lot worse than watch this. |
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| The welfare of children, the sick and those needing care, neighbourliness, social and civil commitment are increasingly pressured by means of these changed conditions. |
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| Add to our obsession with security the anomie of a society that has less and less time or inclination for neighbourliness and you have a toxic mix that the commissioners will need to address quickly. |
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| The perpetrators of that atrocity were tracked down after close co-operation between Indonesian and Australian police, thereby proving that neighbourliness was possible in spite of the old suspicions. |
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| Abuse or maltreatment of aliens was a common phenomenon and had the potential to undermine friendship and good neighbourliness and to threaten international peace and security. |
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| The idea that this agreement can lead to the kind of peace and neighbourliness that both sides, and most of the world, are hoping for is rash and precarious. |
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| The first step in the process should be modest confidence-building measures, followed by the establishment of lasting peaceful relations based on reconciliation, good neighbourliness, open borders and trust among nations. |
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| The Republic of Bulgaria and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia have thereby set an example of how difficult questions can be solved amicably and in a spirit of good neighbourliness. |
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| Algeria's commitment to a policy of good neighbourliness is demonstrated in particular through the numerous initiatives and sincere efforts we have deployed in partnership with our neighbours. |
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| Here more than elsewhere it is a matter of urgency that armed violence should give way to a culture of peace, dialogue, good neighbourliness and solidarity, without which any hope of seeing Africa emerge would be vain. |
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