Sentence examples for community action group from inspiring English sources
Like hundreds of others, we launched a community action group in our town.
Detroit 300 says it is a non-violent "community action group" that fully complies with state law at all times.
Sewage," said Drew Claxton, a lifelong city resident and a co-founder of a community action group, Citizens for Equal Environmental Protection.
At a meeting of the local chapter of 100 Black Men, a mentoring and community action group where Mr. Winfree is a member, he recruited John E. Harris, a 70-year-old retired printer from Lakeview.
"Peta is in a community action group and coordinates festivals and does a whole lot of good stuff on top of looking after her husband who has a severe disability," Owen says.
Simon Gledhill, from the Misson community action group, raised concerns about potentially unexploded ordnance on the former bombing range, which was used by the RAF from the late 1930s to the late 1950s.
The children are chosen from the county's homeless shelters, programs of Westchester Jewish Community Services and several community action groups.
Victoria's opposition spokesman for police, Wade Noonan, said that if elected on 29 November Labor would introduce the state's first Ice Action Plan, including $15m for new drug and alcohol buses and $500,000 to set up community action groups.
During this period, he was a founder member and first chair of the Soho Housing Association and was involved in community action groups in the West End, including the Save Piccadilly Campaign and the Soho Society.
"Our organizations are asking for the authority to summons those who don't comply," said Jose Martinez, a 68-year-old retired plumber who is a member of dozens of community action groups, several of whom addressed the City Council about the rodent problem.
Often, half the people attending have been in leftwing politics for years, and the other half are in community action groups and no longer identify as left; it can be difficult, sitting between them, to see how the meeting could ever tip into something bigger.
