Sentence examples for community divisions from inspiring English sources
The war on terror has spawned terror from the start, fomenting community divisions and curtailing freedoms everywhere.
Industry spokesman Ian Macfarlane says the backlash against wind farms is so strong that the new noise policy is the only way to calm "community divisions".
As chair of the Home Affairs Select Committee he listened intently to Labour colleagues facing community divisions in the north and yesterday a senior MP I spoke to was calling him "principled, rational, a bridge builder, a unifier".
"There have been grave human rights violations experienced: environmental destruction and contamination, health impacts, community divisions, uprooting from territories, sicknesses, loss of culture, prostitution, alcoholism and drug addiction, loss of their own economy, and the ties to organised crime that are generated by the mining industry".
We analysed temporal and spatial patterns of species occurrence across a desert dune landscape to clarify the utility of a priori community divisions and how those designations facilitate evaluations of whether conservation objectives are being met, and whether adaptive management approaches are necessary.
Yes, community divisions are a big problem.
#channel4 producers say they'd never make a programme to cause community division.
None the less, there are efforts in the hardest places to challenge community division.
Charities are born of their communities and are often best placed to see community division first hand.
(Those enrolled in the community division, primarily children and adolescents who attend after school, still pay for classes).
Such examples of community division show that no minority group is homogenous, said Gabriella Elgenius, associate professor at the University of Gothenburg and research associate at the University of Oxford.
