A Sept. 1 editorial in the "Gleaner" newspaper (generally more sympathetic to the opposition People's National Party), referred to: "the dilemma faced by the Golding administration ) a concern that an attempt to extradite someone whom a community views as benefactor could unleash a challenge to the state and to the JLP's and Mr. Golding's own influence in West Kingston.
Policy implications of these findings and others related to wind turbine sound are considered, and recommendations for better understanding of proposed developments from the vantage point of the affected communities, including how a community views itself and its surrounding landscape, are made.
Artistic ventures that change the way a community views an organization, therefore, are a strategic, mission-driven way to build financial health.
It's the city reflected through a community viewed as both dangerous and peaceful, and as a big community that felt like a small town because everyone knew each other.
Rastafarianism was not only a spiritual movement but a politically-centered form of colonial resistance, a community viewed as second-class citizens in a global climate of the 1960s that viewed blacks as second-class citizens.
At the Olympic Oval, dubbed the "fastest ice in the world," you can go ice skating or hang out in the Sochi Lounge, a community viewing area that will be open for the duration of the Sochi Olympics.
One senior official involved in the assessment recalled that "there were various camps and groupings, but I don't remember there ever being a consolidated community view".
The authors seem to share part-whole descriptions tinged with a 'cosmic' community view pervaded by 'the priority of interactions and interrelationships' (p. 1): for Whiteside and Sagan, for example, 'Clearly a new science, "medical symbiotics", might be organized, planned, and funded that would study health from a cosmic and microecological standpoint.
Their writing also reflected the centrality of the medical doctor rather than the medical doctor in a context as was evident in the writings from rural background students; portraying an individualistic rather than a community world view.
He experienced firsthand the hardships of a community routinely viewed as exotic, inferior and not quite American.
