Sentence examples for communities to arrange from inspiring English sources

To leave it to Uber – or, even worse, to the giant technology companies angling for a piece of the lucrative "smart city" pie – is to preclude the kind of flexible experiments that would allow communities to arrange their transport as they see fit.

However, when it comes to access to water in rural areas, the current trend is for communities to arrange for the service themselves through locally run projects.

The two main dimensions of the intervention to be developed and tested are: a) Enabling the pregnant women and families to plan and prepare for 'safe birth' and 'EmONC' (i.e. address the delay in decision-making); b) Mobilizing the communities to arrange travel for emergency obstetric care (i.e. address the delay in timely access).

You or a person you designate can contact any hospice in your community to arrange for this assessment.

Nancy Willen encouraged DreamWorks to produce a special about the making of American Beauty, to set up displays of the film in the communities' bookstores, and to arrange a question-and-answer session with Mendes for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

The Times reports that David Cameron's invitation to Her Majesty's subjects to arrange community street parties has met with a disappointing response, and it's hard not to feel that pride in the monarchy, as an unquestioning habit of mind, is on the wane.

One BPHS-user mentioned that mobile phones and community ambulances enabled families to arrange their own hospital transport.

In addition, only 2% of women attending a community clinic reported having to arrange care for their children compared to 12% of women attending the regional clinics.

However, this can place CHWs in a stressful position as the community may expect them to arrange transport to the health centre even when they are not present.

In hospital, it might be a decision to admit to an ICU or to call a rapid response team; in the community, the action could be to arrange a visit by a community nurse.

One respondent stated "... if a girl gets TB, community people will be reluctant to arrange marriage with her, because TB is also perceived in community that it is a divine curse to the person and family, comes from wrong things they did in the past.