Sentence examples for communities are given from inspiring English sources
With the help of OPDDIC, non-Zapatista communities are given access to lumber rights or land titles in ways that bring them into conflict with Zapatista communities.
"Let us poison your air and drinking water, or you might lost your job" is the choice that people in many communities are given.
The most important operational parameters affecting anodic microbial communities grown with wastewaters are highlighted and guidelines for controlling the composition of microbial communities are given.
Others see the battle as a classic case of small-town democracy grappling with cosmic questions in a state where local communities are given wide latitude to set their own school curriculums.
In her classic work Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action, Ostrom shows that under certain conditions, when communities are given the right to self-organise they can democratically govern themselves to preserve the environment.
Studies by the Centre for International Forestry Research and the World Bank have found that when traditional communities are given full legal rights to their land, they protect the environment efficiently and cheaply.
While most businesses make an effort to conserve (if for no other reason than to save money as rates soar), some communities are giving corporations added incentives.
Jewish communities were given a degree of autonomy and stability in Poland that did not exist elsewhere in the late Middle Ages and early modern period.
In conflict-affected Democratic Republic of the Congo, displaced communities were given both extra nutrition and help with improving water, sanitation and hygiene.
Pathway annotation of communities was given by implementing DAVID and CPDB.
