Sentence examples for communitarian role from inspiring English sources

But one of the ways it found to "fling copy" connects Shafer's 2006 piece to this recent, post-Bezos-purchase lament for the newspaper business as it used to be, penned by the former Post reporter Alec MacGillis, which among other things laments how the internet has undercut big-city journalism's communitarian role.

I take a much more communitarian approach to the role of boards.

The other is a more communitarian understanding that emphasizes the role of religious communities in nourishing conscience and providing a framework for living out its commitments.

This thought seems to play a role in the communitarian critique of the liberal view of human nature (e.g. MacIntyre 1984, cf. Bell 2012 for an overview).

Both Labour and the Conservatives may choose the communitarian route.

But when they become tools of western universalism or communitarian localism their purpose is undermined.

We'll also need to explore ways to expand the role of public ventures and communitarian institutions at all levels.

Communitarian conservatives typically oppose the use of ART.

He repeats those "communitarian" charges here.In his final chapter Mr Sandel drops the role of teacher and speaks up stirringly for a "politics of the common good".

The farmers' market has become the country's liveliest new public square, an outlet for our communitarian impulses and a means of escaping, or at least complicating, the narrow role that capitalism usually assigns to us as "consumers".

Communitarian claims is not about replacing the bureaucrat; instead society would play a role in establishing the value base of the health care system and the bureaucrat would have a role in ensuring that the system is managed according to these values (Black and Mooney 2002).