Sentence examples for community hire from inspiring English sources

The consortium's researchers have found that, like at Paderewski, even the worst schools improve if they have the right resources, including a principal who can forge strong ties between the school, parents and the community; hire good teachers and give them opportunities to improve their skills; install a rigorous curriculum; and make the school safe and centered on students' needs.

In a short time, they have helped us roll out services in our first community, hire a first-class leadership team, and prepare ourselves for the daunting set of challenges that often substantially slow market entry in new health care organizations," said Iyah Romm, the CEO of Cityblock Health, in a statement.

"This is a historic moment in Starbucks ongoing journey to connect with the deaf and hard of hearing community, hire and engage deaf and hard of hearing partners, and continue to find ways to be more inclusive, accessible and welcoming to all," said Rossann Williams, Starbucks's executive vice president of U.S. retail.

Exhibitions in the building are programmed together with residents and its vast event space is made freely available for community hire.

"This is a historic moment in Starbucks ongoing journey to connect with the deaf and hard of hearing community, hire and engage deaf and hard of hearing partners, and continue to find ways to be more inclusive, accessible and welcoming to all," said Rossann Williams, Starbucks executive vice president of U.S. Retail.

My community hires a landscaping company to take care of gardening for all residents.

Mr. Nashashibi seeks to stabilize his community, hiring former prison inmates to work on, even live in, the houses in exchange for helping with violence-prevention programs.

"He's able to deliver lines by just saying them; he doesn't have to do much to get enormous responses," said Mr. McHale, who recently "begged and screamed" until "Community" hired Mr. Ayoade to direct an episode.

The community hired lawyers to fight the plan, and in the end the property was sold to the town for about $600,000, half of which came from the community.

To address this issue, we know we should be actively searching out local leaders in the community, hiring should be more diverse, and foreigners should be taking the role of support staff, not local.

The first thing this contract does is reverse what would otherwise seem to be the case, namely, that the academic community hires publishers, in effect, to provide a service necessary for the circulation of knowledge.