communal living; communalism". .
Many prominent Jewish writers and communal workers in the United States have been contributors to its pages.
This study intends to develop a methodology for the system design, assess the economies of scale of communal systems and identify the main cost contributors for the total capital and life cycle costs.
A featured voice with many regional, national, and international media outlets and a frequent contributor to print publications, Rev. Blackmon's communal leadership and work in the aftermath of the killing of Michael Brown, Jr., in Ferguson, MO has gained her both national and international recognition and audiences from the White House to the Carter Center to the Vatican.
This confusion proved to have resulted from the fact that, almost at the same moment the Tablet was blessing my left foot, an anonymous contributor had amended my entry in Wikipedia, the communal online reference source, to advise (or, more sinisterly, warn?) of my "Jewish descent".
For instance, the same ethnic identity or household income level can indicate differing health risks and outcomes depending on such locally variable contributors as beliefs about health and illness, familial and communal social dynamics and networks, and political and economic structures (Krieger 2001; Williams 2003).
An edited collection is, by definition, a communal project, but often it does not feel so, either to the contributors or to readers.
Photograph: Digital Vision After a week away communal lunching is back, and this time it's not satisfied with a simple cheese sandwich - although our hearty contributors from last time were anything but.
As one who regularly appears in these communal shop windows, I will happily admit that the reek of collusion rises from their inky surfaces like marsh gas, even when the motives of the contributors are self-evidently above reproach.
