Sentence examples for communities home from inspiring English sources

Starting in the 1970's, these neighborhoods became garrison communities, home to gunmen who were brutal enforcers of the island's two main political parties.

The battle for the vote is particularly fierce in rural communities, home to roughly 60percentt of the nation's 5.1 million registered voters and traditionally a stronghold for the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic FroNational Union-Patriotic

The missions, spread out along 12 bucolic miles and built in the 18th century, are the remains of self-sufficient communities, home bases for Spanish Catholic missionaries who converted the native Coahuiltecans to Christianity and put them to work in the surrounding fields.

They also wonder whether it will displace families that for generations have called riverfront communities home.

Rebels say they seized control of the southern and eastern entrances to the communities, home to more than 40,000 people, mostly Shiite Muslims.

Some have called these informal communities home for years, and they reject the new locations as being too far away from urban centers and jobs.

The risk is that from the Oregon to Mexican borders, California beach communities, homes, businesses and multibillion-dollar recreation and tourism industries could get swamped.

They have established to be an ideal technology for small rural communities, homes, and small industrial units due to low energy, low operational, and maintenance costs [ 137].

It was home to the Jewish community, home to the Huguenot community, and now it's home to the Bangladeshi community.

Soon after that, she founded MommaHouse, a community home for low-income single parents and their children.

With the development less than halfway complete at Stapleton, 4,000 residences have already been sold and 13,000 people now call the community home.