Sentence examples for a communal system from inspiring English sources

In one common telling, the pilgrims who came to Plymouth established a communal system, where all had to pool whatever they hunted or grew on their lands.

Let me, then, make explicit the definition of religion at the root of my unrest: Religion is a system of myth and ritual; it is a communal system of propositional attitudes — beliefs, hopes, fears, desires — that are related to superhuman agents.

Is it going to be a communal system or even communist (in the good sense) where the inventor's earnings are used equally to support everyone?

This effectively converts individually owned land to a communal system and the attendant problems discussed above.

Patient groups wanted more real choice for consumers but, on the other hand, were also aware of the potentially negative consequences of giving patients more choice, especially within a communal system with limited resources.

In any communal system requiring interoperability and heterogeneous contributions it is critical to agree concepts and construct the appropriate infrastructure.

The Iroquois had a similar communal system of land distribution.

The iroquois had an essentially communal system of land ownership.

While a theft-free society can be respected by all, communal systems such as that of the Iroquois are often criticized for providing less of an incentive to work.

As a result of their communal system, some would expect the Iroquois to have a culture of dependence without individuality.

Moiko's heartening cameo of Ol Kirimatian in Kenya Maasailand portrays the survival of a resilient, consensus-based communal system in the face of pressures to privatize.