Sentence examples for communities aimed at from inspiring English sources

First-year students participate in freshman learning communities aimed at improving their study habits and developing their writing and communication skills.

What's more, communities aimed at luring retirees can be expensive.

But the state is also starting to see the sort of "active older adults communities" aimed at those over 50.

Here Levitt relies on Warriors for God, a 2011 book by the British journalist Nick Blanford, in stating Ali Tajideen bought land between Jezzine and the Bekaa valley in an area, writes Levitt, where "Hezbollah was said to be building Shi'a communities aimed at linking Shi'a communities in the east near Nabatiyah with others in the west".

The FDCs will function as local chapters of AFFOA in their respective communities, aimed at combining intellectual-property expertise from universities, consumer insights, and funding from industry and government, and rapid product-prototyping through industrial partners and resources from public and private sectors.

The practice of migration by pastoralists with their livestock is an important management strategy used by pastoral communities, aimed at exploiting available range resources.

Aristotle asserts that all communities aim at some good.

Clustering methods in communities aim at identifying vertex classes with a large number of internal edges relative to their cardinality.

The Lad Bible has just launched an Instagram-only community aimed at budding photographers.

A plan is developed in cooperation with the community aimed at making the system self-sustaining in the long term.

In the last decade efforts have been carried out by the scientific community aimed at building integrated frameworks to support the decision-making process when sustainability issues are addressed.