"The essence of the project is social and communitarian.
As the musicians took turns singing, broke up into smaller units, then regrouped, the project reflected the Dead's casual communitarian ethos, but without a Garcia-like guiding patriarch.
The minister, Eduardo Bitrán, said the government was not willing to provide the difference, but influential elected officials said they would lobby to have the government pay to have the bridge built, at a lower cost.] Others worry that the project would be a death blow to the communitarian values and culture that isolation has generated.
A communitarian afflatus extended to the city's leading gallery for Conceptual art, Art & Project (1968-2001), whose archives yield, at MOMA, a subsidiary show of prints, drawings, photographs, publications, and ephemera.
The politicians call it the "communitarian recruitment" of those young men — many of them born and raised in the huge housing projects, just across the ring roads of central Paris and the big industrial towns of the northeast, that the French call _les cités — _by Islamist provocateurs, protection racketeers, and preachers.
He was also involved with the saxophonist Gail Thompson's communitarian Musicworks big band and then, in 2000, he created Kinetika Bloco, a sort of musical division of Ali Pretty's Kinetika street-culture project.
Is it intergovernmental, or is it communitarian.
Their communitarian ideals may have been fantasies.
Hou's ethos is militantly communitarian.
Both Labour and the Conservatives may choose the communitarian route.
