Sentence examples for community conscience from inspiring English sources

In its traditional roles as historical chronicle and community conscience, West African music doesn't favor introspection.

But he has also accepted West African music's role as the community conscience.

She was taking on the traditional West African singer's role as community conscience while delivering her messages with a modern kick.

His advisers worry that Mr Cameron is building a monopoly on notions of community, conscience and responsibility leaving Labour looking like uninspiring spendthrifts.

By working with the agricultural community, Conscience Bay hopes to move the needle on water use and conservation strategies while increasing the value of the properties it owns.

Antonio, Michael E. Fleury-Steiner, Benjamin Hans, Valerieie P.; and Bowers, William J., "Capital Jurors as the Litmus Test of Community Conscience for the Juvenile Death Penalty" (2004).

By virtue of these activities, and his general comportment, Bethe became the science community's conscience.

He raises armies of captured boys, who are often forced to kill their neighbors and engage in cannibalism to sever all their ties of community and conscience.

According to a 1994 paper in the Alabama Law Review by Katheryn Russell-Brown, a University of Florida law professor, the state's law putatively offered the "perfect combination of jury and judge input: the jury represents the community's conscience and the judge represents legal balance and wisdom".

The fingerpicking cross-rhythms are there, but music that was originally plucked on kora (harp) and tapped on balafon (marimba) doesn't have the bent notes -- the blue notes -- of American blues, and West African lyrics tend to speak for a community's conscience rather than individual travails.

"It will be on the international community's conscience". Countries such as Russia, China and Germany are understood to harbour doubts about military intervention in Libya.