Sentence examples for community lie from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that the greatest achievements of the European Coal and Steel Community lie in its revolutionary democratic concepts of a supranational Community.

The origins of the Sikhs, a religious group initially formed as a sect within the larger Hindu community, lie in the Punjab in the 15th century.

This quintessential image of urban summer, and its resonant sense of community, lie at the heart of Mr. Galmitz's show, a snapshot of the East Village caught between its ethnic and bohemian roots and an ever-developing future.

"The interest and significance of the census for the community lie in this," wrote Leo Tolstoy of the Moscow census of 1882: "that it furnishes it with a mirror into which, willy nilly, the whole community, and each one of us, gaze".

Every community built around an idea, a principle or an aim (from fox-hunting enthusiasts to Freudian psychotherapists) will always face hard arguments about where the boundaries of that community lie, and how far the meaning of its founding axioms can be stretched.

The challenges for the research community lie not only in addressing the technical solutions or addressing human centred issues but it is also in creating the enabling environment of a decision framework, which integrates both the technical and non-technical challenges.

Its bejewelled community lies under the protection of, and at the mercy of, France.

"After Thursday's speech, you'll start to see where the world community lies," Mr. Fleischer said.

English exceptionalism will simply make the north of England exceptionally poor.Andrew Adonis Former transport secretary House of Lords LondonSIR – The soul of a community lies in the spirit of its people.

The key to a healthy plant or animal community lies in what the British ecologist Charles Elton calls "the conservation of variety".

Loyalties to one's community lay very deep, and most people I knew seemed to restrict their friendships to those of the same faith.