Sentence examples for binding communities from inspiring English sources

But there's a broader issue rarely challenged: is hunting really a vital ingredient of rural England, binding communities together?

He argues that this idea has destroyed traditional systems of rights and responsibilities binding communities to the land, promoting instead an individualistic culture of "greed and selfishness".

"Holding authority to account and binding communities together is a priceless function in a democracy – which is why these sites show such remarkable volunteer input.

In these rather beguiling films about the innocence of children and their capacity for binding communities, I not only saw a London that I failed to recognise, but came face to face with my own past.

John Wilkins | Evolving Thoughts | 28 January 2014 Religious beliefs can be explained as signalling systems for binding communities together.

A binding community benefits agreement between community members and developers would be a great first step.

Until it's known whether the company will actually be laying fibre to Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh, the argument goes, it is impossible for the Much Binding community network to start digging.

"Museums have had to be very, very adept in binding their communities in good times and in bad times to their programs," Mr. Lowry said.

Mutual support within the community or collectivity built upon attachment and affiliation is crucial social capital binding the community together when it undertakes drastic social and economic changes.

For many, however, the only thing binding the community together was grief.

And building, I think we will find, is good for us -- emotionally as a way of channeling grief, socially as a way of binding our community together and spiritually as a response to our encounter with profound evil.