Sentence examples for communities means from inspiring English sources

The continuing pain of survivors from all communities means the potential for the peace process to unravel – however unimaginable this might be – is still there.

They say the accretion of young families and single people into outlying communities means the movement was not broken by Mr Sharon in Gaza.

"Once the government signed the peace with the guerrillas, many zones now free of conflict can be handed over to the multinationals for exploitation, which for our communities means pushing even harder to protect our natural resources," one of Culcué's colleagues told the El Pais newspaper in Cali.

This violence, combined with poverty and the deep-rooted culture of alcohol and drugs that blights some communities, means that even after 10 years of "Scottish solutions for Scottish problems", in some parts of the country men have a life expectancy of just 54 years, nine years less than men born in India.

He added: "The reality is that empowering lives in our communities means empowering local democracy and letting local people decide on their priorities, their services and their spending".

Policies need to be designed in such a way that any alternatives suggested are evidence-based, are within the pastoral communities' means and have government support.

Technologies prove inappropriate for the communities meant to benefit from them.

But illiteracy, ignorance and the remoteness of many communities mean that many Afghans are likely to follow tradition and vote along ethnic and tribal lines.

Sediment flux peaked during the spring months in all plant communities (mean: 38.1 g m−2 d−1), related to higher, sustained wind speeds that begin in the early spring.

Species composition (expressed as evenness) did not differ between communities (mean of 0.7 ± 0.1).

There was a wide range of average exposure across communities but also substantial variation within communities (mean interquartile range of 6.2 ppb).