Sentence examples for communities winning from inspiring English sources
For AvalonBay Communities, winning the bid for the project from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, marks an auspicious debut into a prime market.
The greatest danger is the same as that which destroyed Iraq and Syria: domestic political parties and communities winning foreign sponsorship for their struggles and becoming one battlefront in wider regional or global conflicts.
On a recent road tour of Norfolk's commercial real estate, he quizzed McManus on various subjects lease agreements, putting stores in retirement communities, winning more government business.
He otherwise relied heavily on votes from Sri Lanka's frustrated minority communities, winning overwhelming pluralities in Muslim and Tamil regions of the country.
Former Los Angeles city Controller Wendy Greuel, a Democrat, who placed third and thus cannot advance to the fall general election, did well in the Los Angeles Westside communities, winning the most votes in Bel-Air, Brentwood, Hollywood Hills West and Beverly Hills.
Warren offered in-depth answers to several other questions that touched on issues important to African American communities, winning cheers for a call for Mississippi to replace its state flag — the only one in the nation that features a Confederate battle flag as part of its design.
Last year the communities won $18bn damages, but Chevron has refused to pay, claiming corruption in the Ecuadorean courts.
Rebecca Hui, a first-year Tata Fellow studying water management in India's peri-urban communities, won a $10,000 prize for her personal project, Roots Studio.
Eden Full, who founded Roseicollis Technologies to take her solar panel tracking invention called the SunSaluter to developing communities, won the Staples-Ashoka Youth Social Entrepreneurship award, snagging $300K from the Postcode Green Challenge for her contributions to the solar industry.
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