A consistent theme was that a green belt should be "a healthful zone of pleasure, civic interest and enlightenment", or "a great communal estate – secure for all time to the use and enjoyment of the people of London", or should "protect its inhabitants from disease, by providing fresh air, fresh fruit and vegetables, space for recreation and contact with and knowledge of nature".
Land tenure and land use in Kajiado County is fast changing with private land ownership quickly replacing the communal ownership system; subdivision and commercialization of communal rangelands to secure legal title to land have also become common.
These regattas are staged on rivers believed to be the home of water spirits that have the potential to secure communal well-being.
Through this seemingly mundane and all-but-overlooked document, we can reimagine the quotidian world of early modern Jewry, of market days and sacred days, of times to avoid Christian gatherings and times to secure communal treasures.
No communal interest is big enough to secure state-level or national power.
When I finally got a seat here I came with four other people, one of whom arrived early to secure space at the communal table.
Amir Ali founded the National Mohammedan Association (1877) to provide Muslims with experience in Western political techniques and to protect their interests, and he helped secure in 1909 the first communal electorates for his people.
While Sinhalese leaders wanted to do away with communal representation and make territorial representation universal, minorities aimed to retain it to secure power for their own communities.
To secure this attitude, both classes must lead a communal life, without private homes, families, or property.
After the death of Matilda of Tuscany in 1115, the city secured a communal government, and during that period (1167) Mantua joined the Lombard League (an alliance of northern Italian towns) against the policies of the Holy Roman emperor Frederick I Barbarossa.
