Sentence examples for communities to interact from inspiring English sources
Building urban centres for refugees is a good idea, but only if they can provide the opportunity for host communities to interact with refugees and therefore facilitate their local integration.
He says that while the Canvas and 4chan communities will eventually overlap, he doesn't want to force the communities to interact.
Moreover, the BRAC boat schools provide a platform for communities to interact with each other and with institution to increase awareness and knowledge on diverse practical subjects that have vast social impacts in creating sustainable livelihood options.
The Internet breaks down geographic and financial barriers to education provision and also enables communities to interact and learn together.
And this could create an interface ideally suited for individual patient communities to interact with each other, focus their volunteering efforts, advocate for shared policy goals, and exert more influence on providers and the care delivery system.
Regardless, the more technology seeps into our everyday lives and interactions, the more seamless it is becoming for the deaf community to interact and live normal lives.
Second, North Korea doesn't have much of a classical-music community to interact with; for their musicians, totally cut off from the modern world, Gershwin's Parisian car horns may have the force of a seismic shock.
The differentiation happens on the Stribe network service, which allows a site's community to interact with other communities on all Stribe-enabled sites.
Production, perception and decoding of the information carried by signal molecules allow individuals of a community to interact, cooperate, and coordinate their activities, establishing complex social behaviours.
All snark aside, the song and video are pretty funny (and well done!) and this looks to be a pretty fun way for the Linux community to interact.
MySpace is a social portal that empowers its global community to interact with people, content, and culture by giving individuals a personal, portable, and secure social experience.
