Sentence examples for constitution of a community from inspiring English sources
He also speaks of the constitution of a community as "the form of the compound" and argues that whether the community is the same over time depends on whether it has the same constitution (III.3.1276b1 11).
For instance, how much the constitution of a community -- any community, including a school -- is seen to issue from "the people" makes a large difference in terms of ownership.
"By looking at the circulation of evangelical films as commodities, I also wish to examine the constitution of a transnational community of sentiment bound by a commitment to salvation," she said.
They talked for a while, and the next time I saw Taylor he was helping to shout down a man who questioned Bundy's interpretation of the Constitution, at a community meeting far from the refuge.
Regardless of whether one labels noncharitable solicitation "fraudulent," nothing in the United States Constitution should prevent residents of a community from making the collective judgment that certain worthy charities may solicit door to door while at the same time insulating themselves against panhandlers, profiteers, and peddlers.
This volume examines the cultural contribution of religious institutes, men and women religious, and their role in the constitution of Catholic communities of communication in England, Germany, Liechtenstein, the Low Countries, the Nordic countries, and Switzerland.
The paper starts by reviewing current state of the systems interoperability research domain and describing the constitution of the community of systems interoperability research and application.
These results show that the size and constitution of the microbial community are as important as physico-chemical properties of a soil in governing the respiratory response to OM addition.
For a detailed description of the constitution of overlapping communities, see supplementary Text S1.
