Sentence examples for built a community based from inspiring English sources

Founded in 2003 to fundraise for men's health through sponsored moustache growing, Movember has built a community based on shared humour.

Its invite system is designed to make you build a community based on interest instead.

TVDT inspired me to think about ways to not only have a one-on-one interaction but be able to build a community based in invisible disability experiences using temporary tattoos.

The goal of the CBOSP is to enhance the community response to the Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) situation through a community based support system that builds on and utilises available community resources in the Chikankata Health Services catchment area.

These results suggest that the recovery of patients could further benefit from a community based or in-home intervention programs which build on in-hospital programs.

A community based on interests?

In 1910 a dozen young Eastern European Jews moved to the Jordan Valley, then under Ottoman rule, and began to build an agrarian community based on a utopian socialist vision.

Rather than build a community that is based on citizenship and acknowledges the rich diversity of social, religious, ethnic, regional and political identities in Syria, the system has for decades restricted the political space, limiting political debate to private and secretive spheres and breeding sectarian animosities.

I pose this question with the hope that it opens a discussion about how we can build a community for women based upon us all taking a deeper interest in one another.

"The team at Ciao has built a passionate consumer community based on intuitive technology and extensive merchant relationships that we believe will deliver incremental benefit to the Microsoft Live Search platform," Microsoft's vice president for Windows and online services, Tami Reller, said.

During 2007, the Ministry of Education with the support of UNICEF built over 3000 community based schools across Afghanistan for over 140,000 children in remote villages with no access to formal schools while the World Food Programme is encouraging poverty stricken parents to send their children to school through its food-for-school programme which benefited over 2.5 million children last year.