Sentence examples for communities perceived from inspiring English sources

When Kibaki rejected ODM demands to step down, members of communities that mainly supported the party turned on those communities perceived to have voted for Kibaki.

Communities perceived as economically marginal will also be culturally marginal, because the cultural gatekeepers largely react to the landscape shaped by commerce.

Q: How long have Arctic communities perceived climate change as a threat?

About 99.8% of pastoral communities perceived the ill effects of climate change.

As a result, semi-pastoral (86.5%), agro-pastoral (95.1%) and mixed-farming (83.3%) communities perceived that climate change, manifesting as drought, had significant destroyed crops.

More than 94% of pastoral, semi-pastoral, agro-pastoral and mixed-farming communities perceived that a lack of animal feed was their critical challenge during drought periods.

Our findings suggest that communities perceive as non-affordable current opportunity and damage costs in subsistence agriculture.

Yet, what constitutes a conservation strategy that communities perceive as acceptable and thus they would be willing to commit to over time remains poorly understood.

Participatory mapping is a powerful tool for providing a visual representation of how local communities perceive their physical environment and the significant features within it, based on culturally distinct ideas, concepts, and norms (IFAD 2009b).

This paper comments on the inadequacy of orthodox economics when communities perceive themselves as ecology-based, that is, when they recognize that their livelihood depends upon living natural resources.

Communities perceive FP as acceptable, beneficial and geographically, temporally and financially accessible.