In Parochial Group 3, ST.
After the defeat of the Nazis, the Communist Party waned further, and by the end of the 1950's it was a small, parochial group.
Only such we-intentionality actually serves the purpose for which Sellars devised the term "we-intention"; only the we-intentions that are universally shared, and no parochial group attitudes, constitute the moral point of view.
This is clearly true of small social cliques, isolated intellectual communities, parochial religious groups, self-interested unions and corporations, local political movements, and other such groups.
But Americans For the Arts does not have the financial firepower of such as the oil industry, the pharmaceutical industry, parochial interest groups, not to speak of the Financial Sector (please see "A Nation's Shame: Bailing Out Wall Street By the Bucketful While Supporting Our Great Art Traditions With an Eye Dropper" 04.19.09)).
Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the House majority leader, said he had no particular affection for the railroad and referred to its partisans as a "parochial" pressure group interested in their corner of the world.
For one of the world's more parochial Islamist militant groups, the Pakistan Taliban, or Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), has a habit of grabbing global headlines.
It appealed to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, the group that organizes the event, but the association said it was unwilling to change the time of the game, citing its bylaws.
Beren officials appealed to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, the group that organizes the tournament, but the association said it would not change the starting time, citing its bylaws.
With 500 students, increasing academic prestige and an established soccer team, Iman Academy SW, an Islamic school in Houston, was seeking membership in 2010 to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, a group that organizes competition among more than 200 schools in the state.
