Sentence examples for Community attendance from inspiring English sources
The selection process emphasized clear communication of volunteer roles and expectations, promoted broad community attendance and community input into selection criteria and encouraged community selection of their own representatives.
Work to increase student and community attendance at sponsored events.
He also acknowledged the low rate of community attendance during Grey Area Foundation's (backed by 5M) Urban Prototyping Festival.
There, he said, the excitement around poetry had to do with both the prominent writers that the university brought to town and the way the series connected the university to the wider community: Attendance at readings was strong, and went beyond the university community.
Before a hearing on whether to exempt the proposed facility from zoning regulations, County Commissioner Susan E. Shaw posted on Facebook discouraging community attendance.
And even though there has been a decline in revenue in some sectors of the nonprofit arts community, attendance is in fact rising, and revenues remain mostly positive even in the face of lower ticket prices to arts events and a more challenging climate for securing development funds from the philanthropic community at large.
In many communities, attendances at primary health clinics would be by appointment only, and as is present in all appointment-only systems of medical practice, waiting times are inevitable, often in terms of days.
Students led a historic vigil for Brown, Garner, and others with 500 members of the HBS community in attendance.
Theatrical representations, not yet wholly free of a religious element, directed their appeal toward the whole community, and attendance was virtually compulsory.
Jay Hershenson, a spokesman for the Chancellor, said that in response to the Mayor's complaints, Mr. Kimmich had ordered a review of community college attendance policies.
Other members of the UCMP community in attendance were Lisa White (presenting a poster in the education and outreach session), undergrad Savannah Blake, and Research Associate Ralph Molnar.
