Sentence examples for communities to be given from inspiring English sources

In his book Brand rips into the modern-day political elite calling for local communities to be given the power over their own affairs.

Visiting Tottenham on Monday, six months after the 2011 London riots began there, the former senior Met officer called for local communities to be given a "real say in setting neighbourhood policing priorities".

Consequently there is growing pressure on local authorities for stakeholders (including communities) to be given an early opportunity to shape local waste policy in order to encourage swift planning, development and acceptance of the technologies needed to meet statutory targets to divert waste from landfill.

Why would a major figure in the U.S. intelligence community assert the existence of a major threat that requires the U.S. intelligence community to be given major new powers over an unprecedented human institution?

The payments are on top of the existing compensation system, under which communities are to be given a lump sum of £100,000 when a test well is fracked, plus 1% of revenues.

Local communities are to be given more powers to block onshore wind farms, but also offered greater incentives to accept them, the government says.

Participants felt there needed to be reformation and that the community had to be given more of a voice.

Similarly, a statement from Commissioner Hespe said it "crucial for community stakeholders to be given the opportunity to have input into important education issues, and to have education officials answer their questions".

In some cases community demanded to be given certain drugs as they felt these were most helpful.

Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP (GBSLEP) and the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Group will look to identify areas where local ventures are likeliest to create jobs and regenerate communities were they to be given the necessary power and access to money.

After the severe anti-homosexual discrimination of the 1960s and 70s, Cuba's lesbian, gay and transgender community is set to be given something more important than a chance: the right to marry and enjoy full equality under the law.