Sentences with phrase «of a particular community»

Local levels of government are more accountable to parents and possess more knowledge about the needs of their particular communities.

If you are writing on the tradition of a particular community, it will take village or traditional setting.

We never asked to be a part of this particular community.

The emphasis here is that theology should be done for and within the context of a particular community.

One of the things you learned in kindergarten that we have yet to mention is the importance of figuring out the «rules» of a particular community before you jump into it.

A public librarian works in government organizations that are established to meet the requirements of a particular community.

There is such a thing as an implied license, but this generally only applies to works for hire, or for use within the norms and traditions of a particular community.

In each of these cases, theorists define preaching as a genre of «cultural performance» whereby the deeply held values of particular communities of faith are reconstituted through ritual enactment.

Why wouldn't you (particularly you) take it as a series of historical documents (which they are), that have errors (as all historical documents do), and that relate the experience of a particular community or group?

For the most part the theologian has accepted the sacred history of his particular community as an inviolable given or as the very foundation of theology itself.

The paper, published today in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution by a team of 40 scientists, policy - makers and on - the - ground practitioners, suggests alternative and complementary approaches that use indicators grounded in the values of a particular community.

«Citizens may participate directly by taking part in popular assemblies which have the power to make decisions about local issues or about the affairs of a particular community and bodies established to represent citizens in consultation with government (para. 6)...

Likewise, regardless of cultural norms related to agency, a lawyer practising in Canada will be held to the prevailing standard of care about from whom to take instructions, and will not be able to rely, as a defence, on the traditional practice of a particular community.

Nonetheless, fourthly, the Consultation recognised a phenomenon called «the historical divergence» of God's Word, whereby the Word of God of one community is enshrined by the cultural modes of a particular community.

One of the patron saints of this particular community of Dutch Calvinists is Abraham Kuyper, who died in 1920 after a career as a philosopher - theologian, founder of the Free University of Amsterdam, and prime minister of the Netherlands.

The third factor which is both obstacle to and reason for giving new emphasis to the neglected function of the church as critic grows out of the fact that the churches reflect the assumptions and attitudes of particular communities, often of a particular social class or residential area.

So it's not surprising, Tocqueville goes on, that even Greek philosophy seem to have been distorted by an aristocratic prejudice: Most human beings are necessarily chained to the «cave» or process of socialization of a particular community, and only philosophers are truly free.

But it either exhorted ministers to get to work on social injustice, or encouraged laymen to prod their ministers — so that it accepted fully the fact that the ordained minister was the general overseer of a particular community of Christians.

Some well - respected evangelical scholars think this means Paul did not permit a woman of that particular community to teach and dominate a man for selfish gain resulting in licentiousness (see recommended reading).

To ask about the meaning of truth is to raise questions about context, about the boundaries, the vocabulary, and the virtues that collectively define the shape and the substance of a particular community of inquirers whose primary intention is to discover the truth.

Or should we treat one another as members of particular communities, some of which are racially or ethnically defined?

When you observe the unique effects of malnutrition and poverty in the children of a particular community, you learn what sort of agricultural, economic, and educational advances need to happen in the future.

We would go to the communities, my lead midwife and I and sometimes one of the hospitalists would go to the practice sites of particular community midwives and we would say «What did we do well?

The race relations chief claimed that what should have been a «proper conversation» between Britons had been turned into «something ugly»; and a «trial of a particular community».

After having taken care of a particular community of cats in my garden for almost 14 years, I thought it would be a good idea to pass on the knowledge that I'd gained to others.

«The project speaks not only to the nature of the loss of this particular community's history, but also to the larger concept of how we, as individuals, communities and societies construct our own narratives, identities, and memories through our commemorations,» says Weaver.

As an evocation of a particular community of artists, however dispersed, Drawing Surrealism is coherent and surprisingly fulsome.

Accordingly, the works presented in the exhibition are often made as empathetic responses to events such as the loss of a loved one, preoccupations of a particular community, or changes that impact the world more broadly.

At the scale of a particular community or ecosystem, things can get complicated, as Bettina Boxall reported for the Los Angeles Times last month in a piece on the deadly «Erskine Fire» in Kern County.

-- although it defines journalism as «the profession of writing or communicating, formally employed by publications and broadcasters, for the benefit of a particular community of people.»

On a personal level it has been found that resilience grows by coming through adversity and I think this story shows that the resilience of this particular community has grown - and improved mental health and wellbeing for all members.

«You can look on the internet all day long, and Zillow, if you're a consumer, but you can not see the lifestyle of a particular community,» said Dickson.

The vision is of a whole - of - government approach which can inspire innovative national approaches to the delivery of services to indigenous Australians, but which are responsive to the distinctive needs of particular communities.

Sandel wants to locate identity in the history of particular communities, networks of friendship, and the molding of character.

If you get too comfortable as part of this particular community, kinda like at the Hotel California, you can check out anytime you like but you may never leave.

This situation is made worse in some countries where traditional leaders are now appointed by the government to represent the community and, in some cases, by companies that have an interest in influencing the affairs of a particular community.

In a subset of this first category of claims, lawyers acting in commercial transactions based on the traditions of particular communities may be criticized for not communicating the extent to which such transactions are enforceable under Ontario law.

Accelerators are magnets for the leaders in a given community - at Techstars Demo Days, it's always a «who's who» of that particular community.

States, however, were not created to serve the interests of all humanity, but rather those of a particular community: its citizens, or demos.

Whilst we do need to win over BME voters — particularly younger voters — we mustn't try to do so by pretending that we agree with the «leaders» of particular communities and imitating Labour's approach.

When creating school rituals such as a morning assembly, Steele emphasizes the importance of having insight into the needs of your particular community.

If the goal of having a more diverse bench is a greater number of judicial professionals with varied perspectives informed by their personal experiences and those of their particular community, what does it take to get judicial nominating commission members to employ broader perspectives themselves?

the vision is of a whole - of - government approach which can inspire innovative national approaches to the delivery of services to Indigenous Australians, but which are responsive to the distinctive needs of particular communities.