Sentence examples for communities reference from inspiring English sources

However, data from earlier studies suggest that assessment of the central incisor alone is sufficient to separate populations of fluoridated and non-fluoridated communities (reference?).

To help me, I have established a community reference group to ensure I am sensitive and responsive to them".

The three-member community reference group was set up by the Independent Police Complaints Commission after Duggan was shot dead by a Scotland Yard marksman on 4 August in Tottenham, north London.

The three members of the community reference group were briefed on developments in the investigation and had to sign confidentiality agreements.

On 7 August, Cerfontyne explained the importance of the community reference group to the inquiry: "My role is to oversee the investigation – which must also support the family, and address the concerns expressed by the community.

As a former member of the IPCC's community reference group, which had limited oversight of the investigation – and before that an independent adviser to the police gun crime unit Operation Trident – I have a working knowledge of police operational procedures and cannot think of any reason why their decision-making processes should not be held up to public scrutiny.

Where community reference databases are already in place, all resulting data should be submitted to these.

"We have an effective community reference group which encompasses people from across the West Midlands who represent disability backgrounds.

These data can be used by others for any purpose (for example, for entry into Wikipedia or use in in-house software), and should lead to an enhancement in the quality of community reference data.

The watchdog added: "Whilst it is of course disappointing that two members of the community reference group have chosen to resign, we continue to work with the community and are in consultation with other community representatives to ensure the group continues and is fit for purpose".

Dr. Mustapha Kara-Ali, a former adviser in the Howard government's Muslim Community Reference group who ran a community program in 2006 mentoring at-risk Muslim youths in Sydney, agrees that Australian political rhetoric could alienate young Muslims and push them towards extremism.