Sentence examples for communal contract from inspiring English sources

The "you" mentioned in this passage is the entire community of Israel, and this is a stipulation of a legally binding communal contract.

This ideology originates in the thinking that organ donation is an implicit communal contract i.e., a mechanism by which individuals pay back society for the inclusion and social support that they have already experienced and hope to experience in the future.

Understanding the role of the community allows us to examine whether choosing to donate has underlying societal motivations since donation might be seen as an implicit communal contract with others.

But in spite of the obviously communal character of promise and contract, the most prominent accounts of these practices remain firmly individualistic, seeking to explain the obligations they involve in terms of one or another service that these practices render to the several parties who engage them.

COMMUNAL living requires a particular social contract: a constructed set of behaviors known as politeness.

Some observers perceived the distribution of communal livestock among households and the contracting of grassland user rights to them as the beginning of a deregulation and privatization in the pastoral sector (Goldstein and Beall 1991; Yan et al. 2005).

Such collective contracting may be well suited to settings with communal land tenure or decision-making.

There isn't much to find inspiring about the Aids crisis, except the way that it was combated not by people contracting into couples or family groupings, but by communal direct action.

But any sensible new administration must first carry out a land audit, give decent compensation, then arrange for leaseholds, management contracts, surety of tenure and individual title deeds across the land, including the communal areas.

Tenants are typically offered longer tenancies than for standard rental accommodation, with contracts of up to three years or more, and other amenities, such as gyms, communal lounges and cinema rooms.

In that contract, a man and a woman agree to unite in an equal partnership within which wealth is communal, belonging to both parties, and, as such, can be divided among all children belonging to either member of the partnership.