Sentence examples for communities to impart from inspiring English sources

Working through the education sector affords high levels of access to adolescents in a formal environment and through established infrastructure, trusted by communities to impart information and knowledge to the young population.

It was a little simpler and clearer, providing instructions on how to craft the game's many tools and objects (the PC version relied on its huge community to impart wisdom and share tips).

Parents, schools and communities are free to impart their social values to children, whatever they may be.

He had community-minded thoughts to impart: at one point, in English and Portuguese, he insisted on "freedom with responsibility".

The UNICEF-supported Bashy ('party') Bus is the colourful 'bus with a difference' that travels to schools and communities across this island nation to impart life-saving messages.

I learned to be the backbone of my family and my community, and these are lessons to impart not only to my daughter, but to all daughters.

Daughter has been raised by a boisterous collection of women in her Southern community, and each has a story to impart.

Some technology concerns are working with two-year community colleges to train people quickly and to impart the most current skills in a field where knowledge quickly becomes outdated.

Influenced in part by camp traditions, and Indian folklore, the OA uses "safeguarded" symbols, handshakes, and ceremonies to impart a sense of community.

The 20-year old is a 2012 Woman of Distinction awardee because she learned firsthand, about the importance of education, and she strives to impart that knowledge to her community.

Our power to impart positive change goes well beyond our communities.