Sentence examples for community discord from inspiring English sources

In a civilised world we must not abuse freedom of speech, we must not allow anyone to spread community discord or be bystanders to the vilification of a community.

Because of Castro, Miami became the front line of defense against the red threat, where even decisions about whether to allow Cuban bands to perform at local venues caused widespread community discord.

Swine CAFOs are located disproportionately in low-income communities of color (Wilson et al. 2002; Wing et al. 2000), where fear of reprisals and community discord may discourage residents from reporting malodors and health concerns to health or environmental officials (Wing 2002), thus limiting the possibility of obtaining data about odor from public records.

The list, which includes top researchers such as cell biologist Tom Curran of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and epigenetics expert Peter Jones of the University of Southern California, suggests that the agency has regained the confidence of the scientific community after discord over funding practices prompted many reviewers to depart.

Operating all the free voice chat servers, and paying top game streaming celebrities hefty sponsorship fees to keep their communities on Discord is surely getting expensive.

A person does not pass the character test if there is a 'risk' (previously, a significant risk) that the person would engage in criminal conduct, or harass, molest, intimidate or stalk a person, or vilify a segment of the community, or incite discord or in any way represent a danger to the Australian community (Migration Act, s 501 6)(d)).

There are those who seek to divide our united communities and sow discord and strife; they have shown their true colours by attacking police and property.

The Discord gaming community boasts 150 million members and 46 million active monthly users, who spend their days chatting about games, finding people to play with and looking for advice on how to resolve issues.

The government's policies have not only stigmatised Muslim communities but also created such suspicion and discord that Muslim communities have actually been discouraged from talking about and reflecting upon extremism and terrorism.

But while the numbers seem to bear this out, critics of "zero-tolerance" contend that the price for order is militarized neighborhoods and discord between communities and cops.

(They may also choose to praise their school community for a lack of discord and hostility).