Sentence examples for communally without from inspiring English sources

Nyerere assumed that with ujamaa, people who had just won independence working communally, without bureaucratic interference, would themselves develop while resolving both problems.

The order harks back to St. Benedict, who in the sixth century laid out rules for monasteries that would be apart from society but not cloistered, where monks would live communally, without personal property, sharing kitchen and cleaning duties and spending most of their time in prayer or work.

Should my inmates live individually or communally, with or without the privacy of bathroom walls, in natural or artificial light?

For the interested, joining Twelve Tribes requires forsaking all material goods, living communally, and working without pay in one of the group's cafés, stores, farms, or construction companies scattered across the United States.

Community space shared communally, for the benefit of everyone.

If my goal was to transport my sons back to the kitchen of some Nixon-era communally owned radical-feminist vegetarian tea parlor without anybody figuring out that we had left 2010 Brooklyn, then the pancakes were a wild success.

Riehl, C. & Strong, M. J. Social living without kin discrimination: experimental evidence from a communally breeding bird.

Without a land base it is doubtful that communally oriented societies such as these can long survive.

The magazine is run on communal lines and they would only answer our questions communally too.

Part of the problem, reserve proponents say, is that in 1986, when the Mexican government set aside the first sanctuaries, land was appropriated without compensation for the residents, who owned the land communally.

But even this austerity was princely compared with steerage on such ships, where passengers slept communally in rows of swinging bunks "tween decks" and cooked in their own utensils without much help in the way of lighting or ventilation.