Besides concerns about plastic waste and poisoned water streams, privatizing public drinking water could leave a dangerous legacy that puts profit ahead of communal need.
One communal need served by these ceremonies was the reification (or, sometimes, restructuring) of relationships.
He seeks "a poetics of belief, a language capacious enough to include a mystery that, ultimately, defeats it, and sufficiently intimate and inclusive to serve not only as individual expression but as communal need".
Be they in hallways, or forgotten on stop signs, the memorials make no public statement either, in part because no communal need for change arises from these deaths.
You dreaming the weight ofa loss that feels as incalculable as being orphaned at nine or seeing another neighborhood gutted or our communal need to witness the next 300 lost at sea.
Pretend that logic, common sense, and even communal need, justify the way Power likes to throw itself around.
In the tragedies Shakespeare wrote for the Elizabethan theatre, he had the same gift of satisfying deep communal needs while meeting a whole range of individual interests present in his audience.
Although research in these institutes must follow governmental policy needs and permanent positions have been reduced in recent years, such roles offer a challenging career for a scientist who wishes to work in a field relevant to the country's communal needs.
Academic IRBs reviewing research proposals on behalf of such communities need to understand their form and organization, their communal needs and vulnerabilities, and their existing governance and communication structures for disseminating research [ 32].
