Sentence examples for communal organisation from inspiring English sources

Michael Felsen is an attorney and President of Boston Workmen's Circle, a 110-year old communal organisation dedicated to secular Jewish education, culture and social justice.

"We understand the strong concerns raised in the Jewish community and are seeking to engage with communal organisations to build trust and confidence in our party.

First of all, at least some Jewish communal organisations do accept the need to establish some kind of relationship with Corbyn.

It is intriguing to note that both the British Jewish communal organisations and British political parties are increasingly reliant on a small number of "high value" donors.

But as well as some welcoming this positive and progressive move, Labour has come under criticism from some MPs and Jewish communal organisations for not simply reproducing the IHRA's working examples word for word.

I regret that for some Jewish communal organisations, the IHRA wording is so sacrosanct that it cannot be expanded and built upon, contextualised, and turned into a practical, usable document for a political party to enforce.

Earlier in the week, prominent US communal organisations condemned a series of public-service announcements produced by the Israel's Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, which insinuated that Israeli citizens should not marry American Jews.

On the other hand it may stimulate communal frenzy; the presence of 5,000,000 Hindu and Sikh refugees from Pakistan (of whom about 400,000 are in Delhi) has exacerbated public tempers and communal organisations such as the Hindu Mahasabha and Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh have been active in preaching vengeance against Pakistan.

Most other schools of the time were established by missionary or communal organisations.

The strong response from Jewish communal organisations, who managed to get the march moved, is somewhat surprising.

As associations, the communal organisations are recognised as legal entities that can sue or be sued in a court of law.