Sentence examples for communities to be left from inspiring English sources

This creates the opportunity for communities to be left without effective means to reduce the violence or hold the perpetrators to justice leading to further disintegration of the moral and social fabric [ 22].

But there are also pressing questions: why isn't the voluntary sector being given more power in the big society, given its potential strength and local roots; why do tendering processes tend to favour large private sector organisations when the government is encouraging localism; and, why, if it is a big society, are so many communities likely to be left behind?

A spokesman for Locog told BBC Guernsey that it was impossible to ensure the torch was taken to every part of the British Isles and some communities were bound to be left disappointed.

Let's not forget we failed to achieve MDG2 for exactly those children and communities most likely to be left behind again.

An external audit found that community groups appeared to be left out of strategy sessions.

In short, faith communities are too important only to be left to people of faith.

The safety of our communities is far too important to be left solely in the hands of politicians or the police.

[It] allows calculations about risk and uncertainty to be left to communities, who are expected to make choices about risk management decisions based on their own knowledge of the environment in which as they live and the livelihood options available to them.

The Parliament House community is used to being left alone, but the community is large, and working class.

"We have only just been given the report but we are extremely concerned that by not having this carefully thought through and managed approach our communities will be left vulnerable to speculative and unplanned development".

These pubs "at the bottom of the pecking order" may suit the needs of their regulars and be the focus and hub of their communities and should not be left to the vagaries of the market".