In one way or another, there is usually a tendency, even for such women, to acquiesce to (or at least worry deeply about) certain communal conventions regarding reproduction.
Finally, there are some issues related to the current health system in this setting that limit the use of mental health care services among people with mental illness, such as the lack of a community-based mental health care in each commune, the inadequate capacity of private providers and staff at communal health stations regarding diagnosis and treatment of mental illness.
This paper proposes a demographic model that regards communal rights on royal land as an adaptation to risk and links privatization with population pressure.
What has changed, however, is two things: space, with communal areas now regarded as parcels of land ripe for development, and speculation, with a vibrant property market in the capital generating fortunes for a few and insecurity for most.
This involves intellectual commitment to a basic belief, as expressed by the Deuteronomic proclamation: "Hear, O Israel, the Lord, our God, the Lord is one!" It also imposes obligations regarding communal and individual behaviour.
Aside from being scrutinized on the path to class and occasionally asked for the "female perspective" in precept, early female Princetonians also had to deal with another source of awkwardness: rules regarding communal bathrooms.
Troublingly, though, and also surprisingly, as we interviewed families we began hearing stories of JewAsian couples and especially their adult children being regarded skeptically and sometimes even rejected by their communities and communal organizations because of their mixed-race identities.
His recent mayoral submission to the House of Commons home affairs select committee inquiry into terrorism and community relations mentions many forms of prejudice but makes no reference to anti-semitism - despite two previous Jewish communal appeals to him regarding the wave of anti-semitic violence and terrorism that Jews worldwide have endured since 2000.
Under the traditional system of land tenure, land was always regarded as communal and tribal chiefs allocated land for arable and/or grazing use.
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We came to realize that this wasn't because of the novelty of her straw-colored hair and steel blue eyes, but because she was a baby in a corner of the world where people are obsessed with babies and seem to regard them as communal property.
