Sentence examples for communal divides from inspiring English sources

"At the community level, Tahderriyahs bridge communal divides and allow opportunities for families and communities to appreciate and develop collective visions of the future based on children's needs.

"At the community level," the report adds, "this project is seen to reach across communal divides and allow opportunities for families and communities to appreciate and develop collective visions of the future based on children's needs.

The Coalition Provisional Authority and the governing council together institutionalised sectarianism: "The emphasis had been on identifying communal representatives rather than bridging communal divides".

Despite espousing the cause of bridging caste, gender and communal divides, the government is failing to make this a priority and recently made severe cuts to education budgets, including slashing 57% off figures meant for the welfare and education of Dalits and Adivasis.

And yet, for all that, he continues to attract followers, expanding a communal divide.

Peaceful areas, Mr Varshney finds, have strong civic institutions trade unions, professional associations that cross the communal divide.

With an edge in her voice, she answered: 'You must not forget that there have been human rights violations on both sides of the communal divide.

Respect for the royal family, though, is one of the few factors that crosses the communal divide.

Respect for the monarchy is one of the few factors that crosses the communal divide in Belgium, and King Albert exercised his constitutional authority in advising political leaders on the formation of a government during the 2010-2011 parliamentary stalemate.

Initially, everyone should do their own desk space, but for communal areas divide everyone into groups and draw straws for who gets which space.

Broken-in sectionals and sturdy communal tables divide the mammoth space into little pockets that have a homey feel, with pairs of wing chairs and furnishings in plaids and felts; the globes, taxidermy and diagrams of skeletal systems provide the manful touch of a hunting lodge.