Sentence examples for communities speaking from inspiring English sources

"It's about communities speaking about all the darkness and violence in neighborhoods that doesn't get expressed.

I spend a lot of time in high-pressure communities, speaking to anxious mothers and fathers like me.

They had co-existed thus since the Ottomans had taken over in 1571, as separate communities speaking different languages.

In all communities, speaking (or signing) is learned by children before writing, and, typically, people act as speakers and hearers much more than as writers and readers.

Fortunately there are many young Indigenous Australians who grow up in their own communities speaking the Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander languages of their people.

"We need to be knocking on doors and winning the arguments in our communities; speaking to teachers, parents, grandparents, and anyone else we can think of to make sure that we mobilise as many as we can to stand up and show that when it comes to unfair and uneccessary cuts imposed upon us by a government with no mandate, we will fight, and we will win".

The Serbs and Albanians are ethnically distinct, barely communicate, live in sepa rate communities, speak different languages.

Let developing communities speak for themselves: Addressing who actually does the talking in communication for development should be at the core of this debate.

The voter registration figures for the black and minority ethnic communities speak for themselves.

However, nomadic communities speak hundreds of different languages and often lack access to Internet and electricity.

In Central NY, one of the largest refugee farming communities speaks "Karen," a language spoken in Burma and Thailand.