Sentence examples for bolster community from inspiring English sources

"There is a specific need to bolster community mental health services in London to support vulnerable people who might be at risk of radicalisation," Harris urges.

Community groups who carried on that spirit could not stop city authorities sandwiching the neighbourhood between freeways, or skimping on green spaces, but together they try to bolster community cohesion, resist gentrification and shape public policy.

Or, as Ms. Norville put it, "Does she look comfortable, or does she look like she's going to throw up?" The program began in Mobile, Ala., in the late 1920's as the Azalea Trail Festival, created to bolster community involvement in city beautification projects.

Furthermore, investing in global Goodness programs can help companies empower their employees to achieve smoother operations in global markets, bolster community relationships internationally and improve their reputation with employees and customers outside corporate headquarter countries.

The Task Force, of which I was a member, has called for radical innovations to help redesign and bolster community colleges, and also for the provision of necessary funding to bring about improved outcomes.

But if the app works on a virtual grid, down on the real streets of Dar es Salaam, other projects also seek to put people, and their businesses, on more old-fashioned maps in a bid to bolster communities' knowledge and ability to deal with floods and other potential crises.

The group, for instance, is working with the NAACP as well as Color of Change to engage black voters and bolster community-based activism.

Remittances are used to care for sick or elderly family members, to bolster communities following crises, and for capital investments.

They have loosened the requirements for parking reservations and bolstered community programs.

The NSW government has committed $4m to bolstering community cohesion and countering violent extremism, and is currently consulting Muslim community leaders and experts on how to spend the money.

What appears to be a joyous occasion which bolsters community pride and identity has become a paradox of pain for Northern Ireland.Alicia Goh SingaporeIndigenous EcuadoriansSIR – One might think from your article that you hoped indigenous groups in Ecuador would unite and rise up against the elected government of President Rafael Correa ("Spearheading dissent", July 17th).