Sentence examples for community in the case of from inspiring English sources

2. Create a communications and public relations plan for your community in the case of an outbreak of a deadly disease.

But for Huddersfield and Sunderland, to charge more than is necessary would disenfranchise their local community – in the case of Huddersfield, it regrets having to raise its fees at all.

First, the software was principally developed within an existing company and not by a broad, unaffiliated community (in the case of Hadoop, the software took shape within Yahoo!).

"I think these are probably effective at striking fear into targeted groups — whether that's book publishers in the case of Gui Minhai, or the domestic and foreign NGO community in the case of Peter Dahlin, Neee said.

Inappropriate placement can be extremely costly either to services in the event of an incident or escape, or unnecessary placement in high security—or to the community, in the case of patients denied access to service who subsequently reoffend violently.

HEWs and CHPs both described in-depth their commitment to their communities; in the case of CHPs they were selected by communities, and appeared to feel a commitment to their communities, for example: " As lo n g as the community has trust in me, I am determi n ed to serve the community ho n estly a n d for free " (IDI, female CHP).

During times of duress, the men on watch would raise the hue and cry to summon assistance from the citizens of the community or, in the case of a larger community, from others already on watch.

"It is important to note that the government came to power in 2013 through a democratic process accepted by all political parties and the international community... "In the case of Maldives, the country's institutions are not fully formed – multi-party democracy has only been in place for a decade.

What is astonishing is that such a defence of Britain's prewar intelligence effort can still be mounted with a straight face by so many in the 'intelligence community', although, in the case of Sir Richard, his evidence was delivered by audio link, so we cannot be sure if he was quietly smiling to himself as he testified".

In fact, even the assessment (which is oriented towards the action and therefore towards the choice) reflects the complexity of the real world, to which must be added the complexity of the choice, which could never be reduced to a simple "mechanical" process, particularly when it concerns political choices that affect the common interests of a community, as in the case of urban planning.

Often overlooked by the global development community, except in the case of commodities like coffee and cocoa, more sustainable and "clean" supply chains offer up a crucial and untapped opportunity to achieve development goals in countries all around the globe.