Sentence examples for acknowledged community from inspiring English sources
Rothschild says GVL is in favour of the bill, adding that the company has acknowledged community rights through negotiating directly with the community rather than government.
The ALP acknowledged community feeling against uranium mining but was reluctant to move against the industry.
This methodology aims to extract "the contextualized nature of experience and action, and attempts to generate meaning that are detailed, 'thick', and integrative[ 18]." The establishment of an Aboriginal Reference Group ARGG) at the beginning of the research was crucial to assist and ensure that all stages of the research adhered to and acknowledged community values and aspirations.
Participation of local people in forest conservation can vary from outreach that acknowledges community concerns to full delegation of conservation and management authority to the local people (Nelson and Wright 1995).
Besides salary it is also important to acknowledge community partnership contributions to public meetings, conferences, presentations, and publications, and to provide opportunities for co-authorship of papers and presentations as well.
By and large learning opportunities within community settings were underutilised even though faculty acknowledged that community rotations increased students' understanding of population problems and provided context for their learning.
Bulloch notes that when the project was evaluated, promoters of KALAHI-CIDSS acknowledged the community's lack of technical expertise.
The mothers acknowledged the community's responsibility to make sure police officers are allowed to do their jobs well.
In 1985, the National Institute of Colonization and Agrarian Reform acknowledged the community's right to the land, ruling against the cattle ranchers.
All respondents acknowledged that community awareness of CVDs was not adequate.
It is widely acknowledged that community involvement can improve intervention coverage, efficiency and effectiveness, as well as promote equity and self-reliance [ 4, 10, 11].
