Sentence examples for community elite from inspiring English sources

In fact, India's Germany is less a physical entity than an attitude shared across its urban business community, elite professionals and expatriates.

First, nonprofit organizations are run not by elected officials but by community members who have the time and wherewithal to devote themselves to the cause which often means the community elite.

At a certain age and level of recognition, through various rewards and honorary positionsj, public researchers in France integrate a network of power associating top managers of big firms, the high administration of strategic ministries, and the scientific community elite.

"We realized we had a special community we got out there first," Mittal says, and he wants to keep that community elite so startups want FundersClub in their rounds.

Chiefs' families formed a superstratum of the community elites, especially among those tribelets that organized themselves through lineages.

Even when participation does happen, it's often limited to negotiations with community elites, without regard to marginalised groups who typically need development assistance the most, Banerjee says.

That allowed Chavez to devote the country's resources to the needy, who were often ignored under previous governments aligned with business community elites and intellectuals.

Beyond that, Mr. Blier's affinity for French song is legendary in the small community of elite vocal coaches.

In his later years he said he came to take pride in his self-described status as a "heretic," estranged from the insular community of elite computer researchers.

Lewsey, an avid climber who got to within 500ft of the summit of Everest, will take on operational and strategic management of the whole of the game in Wales from community to elite level outside the senior international squad.

His company, Living Tennis, offers tuition from community to elite levels, including coaching a thousand children each week at its eight venues.