On the other hand bridges between communities are weak and, as Burt found in [13], they are more likely to decay in the future.
A few countries have developed effective mechanisms to design and implement appropriate policies but, in many countries, the public-health community is weak.
The Goodmans contended that American urban planners were neglecting small neighborhoods, where community is strong, by committing too many resources to the commercial parts of cities, where community is weak.
While certainly fun to watch throughout--nothing turned out like I thought it might, which was refreshing it seems to insist that desire for community is weak, and it has slightly privileged views on weirdness.
While certainly fun to watch throughout nothing turned out like I thought it might, which was refreshing it seems to insist that desire for community is weak, and it has slightly privileged views on weirdness.
As Andre Perry, an associate director at the Institute for Quality and Equity in Education at Loyola University, put it, "Kids are smarter, but communities are weaker".
The treasurer, Joe Hockey, who has been in a round of talks with crossbench senators to shore up support for his budget, reportedly complained at a conference in Canberra on Wednesday that "the business community is weaker than it has been over many years, as a voice".
A divided community is weaker than one, which is united.
4 6 8 In Brazil and Peru, where IMCI implementation in health facilities and the community was weak, there was no evidence of an impact on mortality.
But the laws governing whistle-blowers who work in the intelligence community are weaker than those protecting other federal employees.
