Sentence examples for a responsive community from inspiring English sources

For the first time since I've been sick, I feel connected to a responsive community I hadn't previously known existed.

With that ominous echo of McCarthyism, Stanley Fish, postmodern provocateur and dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago, begins his defense of postmodernism in a symposium in the summer issue of The Responsive Community (www.gwu.edu/~ccps), a quarterly political journal edited by Amitai Etzioni.

The political theorist William Galston, a co-editor of The Responsive Community and author of Liberal Purposes (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991), was President Clinton's Domestic Policy Adviser.

I brought with me the text of a new address by Havel that we published in our quarterly The Responsive Community.

With culturally informed intervention and responsive community support, these women can become active members of the New York City community.

The creative integration of these components should result in the coproduction of responsive, community informed, health literacy measures.

To support their transition into the community, Aboriginal former inmates would benefit from immediate access to culturally- responsive community -primary health care services.

The findings indicate that Aboriginal former inmates would benefit from immediate access to culturally responsive community primary health care services to support their transition into the community.

Many of the issues that parents identified (such as help to care for their child at home when unwell to avoid hospitalisation) had clear and practical solutions documented (for example – flexible and responsive community children's nursing input when child unwell).

In response to notions such as this, participants stressed the need for responsive communities with community health committees that can provide support for PHC workers.

There is no mechanism to ensure that responsive, community-oriented services are universally available.