Sentence examples for an appropriate community from inspiring English sources

Better public information and communication on surveillance aspects is urgently needed for an appropriate community involvement.

Furthermore, tree species dispersed by animals required a continuous flow of seeds favoured by an appropriate community of seed dispersers and a suitable landscape structure.

We rely on them to grow healthy crops, which they can only do if they support an appropriate community of bacterial, fungal and invertebrate life.

So let's start with what is within our own power, and seek personal transformation in an appropriate community.

The ModuLand method family we introduced in this paper and in part in an earlier patent application [39] is a novel, integrative approach, which includes also the usual partitioning techniques such as the threshold-based hill determination methods over an appropriate community landscape.

As the centrality threshold-based approach is very general, most of the former methods yielding non-overlapping modules can be interpreted in the ModuLand method family as the application of the threshold-based hill determination method over an appropriate community landscape.

The District Court granted partial summary judgment for the women, ordering their placement in an appropriate community-based treatment program.

"We respectfully ask that D.O.T. remove the newly installed 'No Stopping' signs from the east side of Kent Avenue and that you paint over the northbound bike lane until such time as an appropriate community-endorsed solution can be developed," the letter stated.

55 Each group session will be facilitated by the first author and a co-facilitator (both clinical psychology trainees) and will be held at the Curtin University Adult Psychology Clinic or a more geographically appropriate community centre, with refreshments provided.

The stroke support person will encourage, using self-management principles, caregivers to obtain the needed supports from the appropriate health care professional (e.g., training in caregiving activities from an occupational therapist) or appropriate community resources.

Notwithstanding its importance, the actual achievement of successful and appropriate community engagement presents a number of practical and ethical challenges.