Sentence examples for achieved in the community from inspiring English sources
When you have found appropriate organizations, meet with their leaders to learn what they have achieved in the community and how your company's volunteer efforts could help them further their mission, Mr. Hochberg says.
Significant noise reductions were achieved in the community.
A generation free of HIV must be spoken of in the halls of the UN, yet it can only be achieved in the communities of every effected country.
From our data, it appears that sufficiently frequent praziquantel dosing is not being achieved in the communities evaluated.
31 32 Increased hours of availability of the feeding team on the ward are indicated for the definitive trial in order to facilitate breastfeed observation, as operationally it would probably be more difficult and costly to achieve in the community, particularly in rural areas.
Agents, authors and publishers have been happy to talk to students, evidence of the respect we have already achieved in the literary community.
The objectives of HEP can be achieved if the community is involved in planning and implementing the programs, and therefore; have a voice about their own health and health care [ 20].
After two years at Pitzer, she transfers to the New School back home in New York, having lost whatever insight she achieved in the protected and controlled community of Cascade, where it was impossible to fall off the wagon.
While the site is still growing, the scale it has achieved in a community that has traditionally been very secretive about their analysis and research is impressive to say the least.
While such "common ground" is occasionally achieved in individual communities, the past history of such efforts gives little to be hopeful about.
If sustaining Jewish life in Scotland is the priority, money would be better spent on research into positive methods of achieving cultural renewal, drawing on the success achieved in communities elsewhere in the UK, in Europe more widely and in the United States.
