Sentence examples for Until communities from inspiring English sources

Until communities are able to build new structures and UNICEF brings in new furniture and supplies, students will be using 'school-in-a-box' kits, announced UNICEF's Education Officer Cristina Brugiolo as she met the teacher and students of a school that was totally washed away.

"It is a subject I am passionate about and will continue to work on until communities across my constituency, Northamptonshire and the country have the protection they deserve".

However, until communities can accommodate the health and practical needs of formerly incarcerated individuals, health gains made during incarceration (e.g., HIV risk, HIV treatment, mental health, addiction) will continue to be lost once former inmates return to the community (Draine et al. 2005).

The current funding level is inadequate to ensure the frequency of visits and intensity of support and interaction required, especially during the start-up phase, until communities can correctly collect, record, and explain the data.

In a case this spring that outraged Phoenix's Hispanic community, St. Joseph's planned to send a comatose, uninsured legal immigrant back to Honduras, until community leaders got lawyers involved.

"He's able to deliver lines by just saying them; he doesn't have to do much to get enormous responses," said Mr. McHale, who recently "begged and screamed" until "Community" hired Mr. Ayoade to direct an episode.

Women were subjected both here and on the Indian subcontinent to medical examination of the state of their hymens in the 1979 and 1980 until community protests forced the government to end the practice.

As the Wisconsin Supreme Court suggested, the right to trial before an impartial jury can be protected in many ways: by granting a continuance until community passions subside; by challenging jurors for cause and by peremptory challenges during voir dire proceedings.

In some cases, referral may also involve admission of the patient to an inpatient transition bed until community resources become available.

In response Mr Lewis, Norwich South MP, called for a suspension of planned bed closures in Norfolk and Suffolk until community services were able to cope with current levels of demand.

Last year, the district only budgeted funds for five restorative justice counselors until community pressure pushed officials to increase that to 25.