Sentence examples for community governing from inspiring English sources

In Ocean Hill-Brownsville, I.S. 271 has been temporarily closed and state trustee Dr. Herbert F. Johnson has resigned because of problems with the dissident community governing board.

Although AMSs can be either community governed (known as Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services) or run by State or Territory governments, the term is most commonly applied to the former [ 2].

"Can a community govern itself by Jesus's teaching of mercy alone?" Labi asks.

In this way, we seek to build an academic community governed by our collective efforts, diligence, and Code of Honor.

So for those deeply committed to realising a lasting community governed by the ideals of OWS, let me recommend a seastead.(Photo credit: AFP).

Now Kosovo is a ward of the international community, governed by a United Nations mission alongside local administrators and policed by NATO.

We recognize that mechanisms preserving affordability might be hard to implement in a community governed by the informal economic sector and a weak system civil law.

Each community governs itself, but, in Dr. Loeb's words, "after one very with-it Alberta bishop recognized the study's benefit to the rest of the world and backed it," almost 50 communities voted to participate.

Sports are part of a broader plan to instill discipline and teamwork in a rural community governed simultaneously by a hereditary tribal authority and a liberal democratic nation, South Africa.

After the Arab conquest of Syria (7th century), each church in the Caliphate and in Muslim states generally was treated as a millet, or religious community, governed by its own laws and courts under its own clergy.

Rather than treat them as currency, however, he explores the less conspicuous ways in which power is exercised and structure matters inside a community governed by shared rules and norms.