Sentence examples for subject communities from inspiring English sources

There were, however, different categories of subject communities, the most-favoured being the original Phoenician settlements and the colonies of Carthage itself.

Argos was left to the control of a group described as "slaves" (hardly literally that, perhaps really members of surrounding subject communities), which was thoroughly traditional Spartan behaviour on Cleomenes' part.

Dionysius's son Dionysius II did send help to Sparta, enabling it to recover control over some formerly subject communities in 365, but that was about the limit of his interference.

It remains true that Persia had no policy of dismantling the social structures of its subject communities or of driving their religions underground (though it has been held that the Persian king Xerxes tried to impose orthodoxy in a way that compelled some Magi to emigrate).

The rich archaeological data in this book show that incorporating subject communities and people and keeping them incorporated was an on-going challenge to ancient Maya rulers.

They don't visit people for a week or two or call them up on the phone and then and write about them; rather they live in their subject communities for long periods of time--often many years during which they establish and reinforce a network of social relationships--relationships that underscore the complex social, economic and emotional realities of contemporary social life.

Just as the culture and history of every subject, community, artefact and rule are part of the activity system, communication is an integral and essential part of the activity (systems).

The original establishment of the national curriculum was a model in regard to wide and direct consultation right across the subject community.

Known for his large-scale portraits of Americans, the Minnesota-based photographer recently set his sights on a timeworn subject: community life.

Any study of human health effects will likely depend on the cooperation of a subject community where many types of seafood are heavily consumed.

Demographic data and diagnostic data have not been collected for this population; however, our subject community hospital serves a population skewed older than the US average.