tribally

This is the most tribally defining statement of the book.

Each of the seven largest groups fighting the 1979-89 Soviet occupation was tribally based.

They get pregnant so easily, nothing can go wrong in their bodies, everyone raises the kids tribally.

We understand their concern to avoid tribally based parties.

The next step was to choose a King to unite the tribally fractured country.

Already, tensions have developed between some executives at tribally controlled phone companies and potential competitors.

Why not educate yourself a little before asking such a pointless and tribally loaded question.

Much of the violence was tribally motivated, and Bubis were particularly targeted.

They may also construct homes on tribally held lands.

These are essentially code words meaning that any new party cannot be tribally or regionally based.

So how is a tribally controlled company expected to survive in an age of rampant consolidation?

Its peoples were Thracian, tribally organized and living in settlements.

It is one of 34 tribally controlled colleges nationwide.

Since most of the opposition parties are tribally based and each has a youth wing, the result could be bloodshed.

In Afghanistan's tribally dominated culture, he has made an art of conciliation and compromise.

It was the only tribally supported Indian school that was not on a reservation.

This is particularly true with eastern groups, where the profits from tribally owned casinos have proven to be substantial.

There was a certainly a lot of shouting and calculation of the most tribally beneficial outcome.

Laws were passed mandating that political parties could not be ethnically or tribally based; however, it has been hard to make this work in practice.

This casino was the first tribally operated bingo hall in North America.

"They're tribally devoted to the scene," he said.

The government is plainly trying to generate a sense of nationalism, previously absent in this tribally divided country.

By 1933, there was no tribally owned land on the reservation, although some individuals still owned parcels.

Most people - though not all - continue to vote tribally for objectives which, after nearly 25 years of conflict, are as far apart as ever.

Personally, I think everyone has some gut slight distrust of people who are "other" to them, racially, culturally, tribally.