Sentence examples for communal acceptance from inspiring English sources

But the fear of harming others and the belief that one's testimony isn't welcome in civil company is one of the great obstacles to enabling veterans to speak about their experiences, to receive the closure and communal acceptance that many desperately need.

It starts from a commitment to consequentialist assessment, and then argues that assessing acts indirectly, e.g., by focusing on the consequences of communal acceptance of rules, will in fact produce better consequences than assessing acts directly in terms of their own consequences (Austin 1832; Brandt 1963, 1979; Harsanyi 1982: 58 60; 1993; Riley 2000).

The challenges presented to them as interfaith couples include communal acceptance, birth and coming-of-age rituals, and ultimately identity in adulthood.

For years, my best women friends and I have bemoaned our inability to bang like our gay male peers, who seemed to practice an ideal of free love we longed for, full of equal opportunity objectification, elective nonmonogamy, unashamed sluttiness, and a communal acceptance of all of the above.

communal living; communalism".  .

Manisha Sethi, the president of the Jamia Teachers Solidarity Associationn, criticized what she called the acceptance of a "pernicious communal logic, which should not have been entertained at all and rejected out rightly by the court".

According to Brantly Womack (2003, 2006), the relationship between the larger states and small ones can be translated into mutual acceptance and recognition of communal interests.

This sense of welcome and unity is very important to Agha, so she uses a beauty as a communal force to spread love and acceptance.

There has been much less focus in programme design on social change interventions, focused on the longer term and sustained during crises, that could help to prevent some types of violence – such as inter-communal violence, the prevalence of guns and other light weapons, and the acceptance of their use, and sexual violence – by addressing the root causes.

Have some sensitivity to others at table, however; this is not a laundry list of your personal needs, but a communal list of things you're asking on behalf of everyone: an end to war, for example, or peaceful acceptance of a family tragedy, or improved health for a loved one.

Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".