Sentence examples for back community from inspiring English sources
He said he had no plans to scale back community appearances on the Mets' behalf, and he acknowledged his own shortcomings.
Pennsylvania is moving statewide to back community groups as providers of services and even stopgap petty cash that the post-welfare working poor have needed.
And changes in internet and communication technology create an opportunity for libraries to help communities create and reflect back community meaning.
I am sad we cannot see the Jewish film festival now, but I'm also sad they cannot see why taking money from the Israeli government, especially in the current climate, would hurt people and set back community relations.
Ted Landreth, the founder of the food coalition, said his group had fought back community opposition before — it moved to this corner after being ordered out of Plummer Park in West Hollywood in 1990 because of similar complaints — and would do so again.
Finally, the government should back community-based campaigns to inform and inspire better eating and more exercise.
For instance, Labour should back communities trying to stop chain stores invading their local high street.
"Think about whether you want a more laid-back community, or one that's driven by finances," Ms. Bernstein suggested.
The mission is serious and yet, like life at the Oberlin house, it blends idealism, hands-on practicality, laid-back community and fun.
Brattleboro, a laid-back community of about 12,000 residents in the southeast corner of Vermont, prides itself on being open-minded.
