Communally

A 176-page report published by a collective of citizens and lawyers brings to the fore how organisers of religious processions pick certain communally sensitive routes to provoke violence.

Let us use Chag Matan Torateinu as a time to reflect – personally and communally – on the importance of Torah learning and the ways we can deepen our commitment to it.

Compare individual title with land that is communally owned.

In one of the videos that has surfaced on social media, the protesters are seen raising communally charged slogans such as “Jai Shivaji, Veer Shivaji, Maar Bhagae Mulla Kaazi”.

The four of you, tucked into a cozy booth, communally sipping on a luscious concoction, the laughing and cozying getting more prevalent and lively as the supply dwindles.

The investors that financed the Mayflower’s expedition stipulated all property and profit obtained from the venture was to be held communally.

Printing, circulation or dissemination of communally sensitive, provocative material even on social media is prohibited.

Since this zone in known for being communally sensitive in Hyderabad, DIG rank officer Avinash Mohanty, who is also the Joint Commissioner of police CCS was given the full additional charge.

The government said “communally led prayer, worship or devotion such as services, evensong, informal prayer meetings, mass, jummah or kirtan will not be possible at this stage”.

Trouble broke out in the communally sensitive town, in Nirmal district, after some trouble makers entered a mosque and attacked devotees offering prayers.

Alas, she says her luck with men has been so bad, she’s now considering living communally with girlfriends.

Similarly, egoism and selfishness can appear in the most communally minded people.

The problem of how to sell property that is owned communally is not new.

They continued for several hours until dinner was served on a large plate from which we all ate communally.

And, the winters here while challenging are most definitely communally persevered.

Edpis said that the main watershed of Surong River is a forest communally owned by the Butbut tribe with the Tulgao and Dananao tribes.

All land is communally owned.

Even meals were prepared and eaten communally.

Following standing sociological positions, communitarians assume that the moral character of individuals tends to degrade over time unless that character is continually and communally reinforced.

Houses all over Fiji on communally owned land are on 99-year leases, which have proved satisfactory as a basis for house ownership.