Sentence examples for appointing community from inspiring English sources

MARTY MARKOWITZ'S duties as the Brooklyn borough president include appointing community board members and overseeing a budget for capital projects.

Projects in northern India involved appointing community volunteers to take people to safety, enabling savings groups so that people have money to fall back on, or ensuring that essential services, such as water and electricity, come from multiple sources, should primary sources fail.

During the interviews respondents also indicated that there was no uniformity in the process of appointing community members into HFGC and the process appears to vary from one health facility to another.

Teenagers don't care what some crusty MPs and self appointed "community leaders" think.

The politicians say something alarmist and absurd; the appointed community leaders react defensively.

*Project appointed community health workers.

One PCT reported various episodes where no BCG could be administered as a result of a pending business case over who was to carry out BCG vaccination when the previously appointed community paediatrician retired.

It introduced user fee exemptions for pregnant women and children under five and the free management of malnutrition among the under-fives, and appointed community actors to educate people in health matters and to distribute inputs.

In addition, he mandated other steps be taken, including appointing a community advisory board.

SF Pride has broken with its own tradition of appointing controversial community leaders and freedom fighters as grand marshals and has instead capitulated to the interests of its funders and lowest-common-denominator politics by making the profoundly undemocratic decision to reverse Manning's election.

He was appointed to Community Board 8 at age 21 and became active in Democratic Party clubs in Queens.