Sentence examples for communal balance from inspiring English sources

The king gave himself a veto, and the right to dissolve the council, while his ministers redistricted the country to the Sunnis' advantage and allegedly tilted the communal balance by granting passports to thousands of Sunni immigrants.In response, the mainly Shia opposition boycotted elections in October 2002, leading to a low turnout and a heavily Sunni-dominated parliament.

At the same time, the influence of communal grandees is counter-balanced by the community's vibrant grassroots volunteer culture, in which large numbers of British Jews ensure that the community's institutions can function.

communal living; communalism".  .

Dr. Colfax must balance individual and communal care.

Written for the leftwing company Joint Stock, the play charts the disintegration of radical political possibilities during the English civil war, skilfully balancing individual and communal experiences.

When our four appetizers later arrived and claimed every square millimeter of it, the waiter audibly contemplated balancing a fifth, communal appetizer that we'd ordered on top of our wine glasses.

Hindemith, a modern-day Grünewald trying to survive within the tightening cultural noose of Nazi Germany, wrote a symphony that seeks balance between personal and communal expression.

One development, Accordia, won the Stirling prize in 2008 for its attempts to create a balance of private and communal space and "as holistic approach to environmental design".

This caricature shifts the focus away from critical analyses of evidence and fails to appreciate the checks and balances inherent in the communal nature of the scientific enterprise.

The communal, more social, side of leadership will balance out (not replace) the agentic.

This concept, variously expressed across the traditional cultures of Africa, in effect establishes a dialectic relationship and balance between individual autonomy and communal values.