Sentence examples for abandoned community from inspiring English sources

Dinkins, said the Giuliani administration had abandoned community policing, increased firepower and fumbled minority hiring in a way that bred mistrust among blacks and Latinos.

They denied that they had abandoned community policing and said that, despite the increase in firepower, the number of shots fired by officers had declined in recent years.

Although Mr. Astrove and his colleagues have harvested abandoned community gardens and he has planted pear and fig trees on empty commercial property, the organization cautions volunteers against trespassing and does not pick fruit on foreclosed properties.

Through the traditional glandularly inspired occupations, as well as drink and gambling; hitchhiking the eight miles from the tourist cabins that housed us, to the abandoned community hall which was our "school"; and target shooting.

For example, in Jamshedpur township, often held up as a "shining example of urban planning in India," Tata charges above government rates for municipal services, and has abandoned community projects.

Rather than a mute lump of minimalism dumped in a deprived area, it stands between the houses as a monument to nothing, or a memorial to an abandoned community.

The other mothers nodded in sympathy and reminisced about the tightly knit, abandoned communities of their youth.

★★★☆☆ Perhaps the most all-American of Pixar's films, Lasseter's petrolhead paean to forgotten small towns probably makes more sense if you have driven along route 66 and seen some of these abandoned communities in the heart of America.

Instead of looping the most sensational footage — frothy waves demolishing harbors and main streets, exasperated talking heads — "Nuclear Nation" chronicles, through three seasons, the post-disaster struggles faced by so-called nuclear refugees from the tiny town of Futaba, one of several officially condemned and abandoned communities near the site of the disaster.

Instead of looping the most sensational footage frothy waves demolishing harbors and main streets, exasperated talking heads—"Nuclear Nation" chronicles, through three seasons, the post-disaster struggles faced by so-called nuclear refugees from the tiny town of Futaba, one of several officially condemned and abandoned communities near the site of the disaster.

Now, however, it's far cheaper to manufacture in China, so corporations are packing up in Mexican towns and transferring there, leaving behind more unemployed workers and economically abandoned communities.