Sentence examples for communities reforms from inspiring English sources

Eight regions in Australia have opted in to the "empowered communities" reforms, which aim to close the gap by returning control of funding and services to Indigenous communities and focusing on investing in measures that lead to economic self-sufficiency.

It's also about how how our communities reform and abolish blasphemy codes," he tweeted.

Oblivious to the needs of trans-border communities, reform-minded lawmakers in distant Washington, D.C. persist in demanding yet more barricades between our two countries.

Once the reality of the historical harms has been established, communities reform the relationships that serve to currently perpetuate these disparities in the current context.

According to that logic, we should delay vital intelligence community reforms until we have no more boots on the ground.

He said suicide would be raised as an issue at regional meetings to discuss the state's remote community reform plans this week.

The current government opposed that policy but has adopted the remote community reform process started under Barnett which focuses investment on larger communities.

Her father, who is the pastor of the Greenville Community Reformed Church in Scarsdale, performed the ceremony there, assisted by the Rev. Rodney Koopmans.

The sanctuary of the Greenville Community Reformed Church in Scarsdale will be filled with the sounds of Mozart, Brahms, gospel and Broadway on Sunday afternoon as the church's annual recital series begins its 2009-10 season.

A state level piece of model legislation has already been passed in Louisiana despite resistance from community reform groups.

Obama's training, one recalls, was in the community-reform methods of Saul Alinsky; and yet he seems to have adapted the relevant ideas in foreshortened form.