Sentence examples for communities are necessary from inspiring English sources

At the Zygon Center for Religion and Science (ZCRS), we believe that community coalitions between scientists and people of faith, between scholars of religion and leaders of religious communities are necessary to forge a better world.

They noted that while measures to remove the illegal guns from communities are necessary, their illegal trade needs to be urgently controlled.

Further studies assessing the clonal diversity of S. aureus and MRSA in closed communities are necessary to thoroughly understand how isolation influences both carriage and transmission.

More investigations on extra-European Alnus-associated communities are necessary to fill the phylogenetic puzzle in all these genera and confirm the reality of this early speciation process.

Ultimately, Grim and Tucker argue that the engagement of religious communities is necessary if humanity is to sustain itself and the planet.

Because introduced species vary in their impact, studying the relationship between invasion and native communities is necessary to guide allocation of finite management resources.

Tight control on weapons went along with a human capital strategy in which the cooperation of many individuals and whole communities was necessary to sustain the armed struggle.

Mr. Guaman has a previous criminal record, the police said, and many here have pointed to his case as an example of why the federal program, known as Secure Communities, is necessary.

Active management, including fencing to exclude domestic livestock and measures to encourage regeneration of native plant communities, is necessary to counter the present regime of benign neglect that characterises most of Australia's management of native vegetation in agricultural landscapes.

Leaders who know a collaborative effort with colleagues, employees, and communities is necessary to succeed in business.

Bratton would have us believe that constant, racially inequitable pressure on minority communities is necessary in today's New York City.