Sentence examples for champion community from inspiring English sources

Champion Community means a community which developed a strategic plan and applied for designation by either the Secretary of HUD or the Secretary of the USDA as an Empowerment Zone or Enterprise Community, but was designated a Champion Community.

The CSOs, CABs and the KCR were expected in theory to champion community interests in research.

Ian Blair championed community policing, which voters like, but he wasn't popular at the Met.

Would championing community languages do anything to tackle Britain's languages crisis?

Mr. Kelly championed community policing, in which beat officers were encouraged to get to know their neighborhoods and help solve their problems as well as arrest their criminals.

Mr Mallon introduced "talking" CCTV cameras, through which operators can berate louts, and championed "community wardens" to support the police ("I'd vote for him all day," says one).

We championed community gardens very early on and farmers' markets.

In her later years, she championed community gardens, anti-drug programs, neighborhood activities for young people — anything that would "reinspire" the Detroit she loved.

Gingrich said he would seek support from those who prefer the Declaration of Independence -- and its principle that God endowed men with inalienable rights -- to the "radicalism of Saul Alinsky," an author who championed community organizing, a former occupation of Obama's.

Another respondent from a CSO that was involved in championing community interests within research aimed at developing interventions to address malaria, TB and HIV noted that;.

They also suggested community-based delivery systems including community champions, community educational programmes (such as short courses in community centres) and community snowballing (whereby healthcare professionals provide initial educational sessions, then peers provide these sessions afterwards).