Sentence examples for boost for communities from inspiring English sources

"This will provide a welcome boost for communities who will host shale exploration and production as well as offering strong assurances that operators will engage with them and work to the highest health, safety and environmental standards".

Energy Minister Michael Fallon said the benefits would "provide a welcome boost for communities who will host shale exploration and production, as well as offering strong assurances that operators will engage with them and work to the highest health, safety and environmental standards".

"London 2012 has given us a huge opportunity to deliver a real boost for community sport and Sport England is central to achieving this," said Bitel.

"London 2012 has given us a huge opportunity to deliver a real boost for community sport and Sport England is central to achieving this.

"The reopening of this line offers a once in a generation opportunity to deliver a major economic and social boost for the communities it will serve.

"We knew the new service was going to be a boost for the community," said William R. Calabrese, president of the Board of Trustees of the Village of South Orange, effectively its mayor.

That is a huge boost for our community and our local economy.

And it creates a tremendous morale boost for the community workers and police officers who put so much time and emotion on the line every day.

Your editorial about the virtues of State Senator Velmanette Montgomery's bill to boost financing for community-based alternatives to juvenile incarceration ("A Better Chance," April 26) is right on the money, but a key part of the story is missing.

Second, we should boost funding for community-based organizations like Reading Works and ProLiteracy Detroit that provide adult literacy training.

The council also recommends boosting investments for community-based sentencing options: many rural and less-populous areas of Georgia have no programmes available for juvenile convicts, increasing the chances that they will be sent to state-run residential facilities.