Sentence examples for old communitarian from inspiring English sources

Local whites could not hold their own against a rapidly-growing immigrant population (in Tower Hamlets, there were 27,000 more Bangladeshis in 2001 than in 1991) whose claim on large properties was so much greater.The authors of "The New East End" believe that, if Britain is to escape racial strife, something of the old, communitarian welfare system ought to be brought back again.

It is clear that one unintended consequence of the eventual achievement of major sociopolitical goals on the part of lesbians and gay men in many countries, in the form of legislation affecting the age of consent, gay marriage and so on, has been a marked weakening of older communitarian gay identities.

Call it Christian, communitarian or just old-fashioned.

In the 1970s and 1980s the debate was essentially framed in terms of the old controversy between liberals and communitarians.

Glick Schiller disputes the former claim, which she describes as a "communitarian just-so story".

The government is caught between ideologies, recognising that the old market mantra hasn't worked but aware that moving towards a more communitarian view would be too painful a crunch into reverse gear.

In other words, the patriarchy of old has been reconfigured into a more systematically authoritarian structure, one that deploys a communitarian ethos to sustain a high degree of corporate loyalty even as wages and working conditions are put under continual downward pressure — especially in recent years, as Wal-Mart's same-store sales have declined.

Is it intergovernmental, or is it communitarian.

Their communitarian ideals may have been fantasies.

Hou's ethos is militantly communitarian.

At this point, the communitarian becomes the authoritarian.