Sentence examples for communal interests from inspiring English sources
Chiefs were often motivated by expected economic gains for themselves at the expense of the communal interests.
Aristotle distinguished between friendships based on communal interests and those of soulmates who bonded out of mutual affection.
In ceremonies, these communal interests, which lend events a meaning that transcends their bare factual content, are acknowledged and made visible.
In August 1932 Prime Minister MacDonald announced his Communal Award, Great Britain's unilateral attempt to resolve the various conflicts among India's many communal interests.
In this paper we describe the design and architecture of an adaptive proactive environment in which information, which reflects the communal interests of current inhabitants, is proactively displayed on large-scale public displays.
If people identify themselves more closely with their tribe or faith than with their country, political parties can become the means of promoting narrow communal interests, or, worse, fomenting ethnic grievances.
No communal interest is big enough to secure state-level or national power.
The collectivity of the umma elevates the communal interest above that of the individual believer.
Although much digital activism falls into the category of electronic civil disobedience, some activists ask that such online political gestures always represent a communal interest and not an individual agenda and that their motifs and agents be public knowledge so as to dissociate them from acts of cyberterrorism or criminal hacking.
It is clearly in the communal interest, not only for novel bioactive chemistry but also new data linked to extant structures, to eventually flow into major public repositories, as has been recommended in the Minimum information about a bioactive entity (MIABE) guidelines for publication [16].
I work for a community interest company, where we have taken several household surveys to find what 'communal ownership' means to community members.
