Sentence examples for a communal responsibility from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it has eviscerated the public sector and reduced the belief that there is a communal responsibility for the community's children.

Her conclusions are usually vague, stale and girly: "We need to persuade policy-makers that raising a child is a communal responsibility".

Using Mezirow's concept of transformational learning, the study documents perceived transformation of teachers' frames of reference: two related to teaching (adopt an inquiry stance; learn to view oneself as an autonomous professional), and two related to leadership (adopt a leadership stance; view student learning as a communal responsibility).

She defaults to the statement up front that "If a child in the same homeroom as my son could go into anaphylactic shock and die due to allergies, I think we have a communal responsibility to keep him or her safe.

For example, although the lower scores for the Social Distance Scale for those of the Islamic faith might be explained by descriptions about the lower prevalence of social stigma in Islamic societies, which believe that the mentally ill are a communal responsibility [ 50], more evidence for the relevance of such explanations in the target population is needed.

We need a communal response.

Such reforms should make supervision of graduate students a more communal responsibility, less dependent on the judgment of a single faculty member.

In doing so they also create an atmosphere of communal responsibility, where nations, companies and communities can work together with common purpose to address the universal challenges of health and development.

Those who opposed Ritichie's decision, including a number of mainstream unionist politicians, argue that withdrawing public funding from projects that created jobs and gave a sense of communal responsibility was entire counterproductive, that in effect this merely drove the loyalists further back into their laager.

Lucas has used the communal parenting process to foster excellence and a sense of communal responsibility in her son.

Abram's desire to have an earthly heir and Paul's polemic regarding heavenly citizenship both point to a common core of communal responsibility and mutuality.