Sentence examples for community installation from inspiring English sources

He urged the government to carefully consider how it can reward and support genuine community installation projects.

Bennett Miller, the artist behind Anabaptister, says audiences are often irritated or bemused by the Amish community installation, particularly when none of the 150 volunteers will confirm or deny their reason for being.

Potential response activities include installation of water bladders to provide safe water to evacuation centers and isolated communities, installation of emergency latrines to ensure dignity especially for women and female adolescents.

The problem is that large-scale has been defined as 50kW, which is the size of a medium-large commercial or community building installation.

As well as a book launch, and a kind of community art installation, it seems this has all been a giant advertisement for the JAMs' new "MuMufication" business initiative – basically getting people to give them some of their ashes to be made into bricks (cost: £99) and then turned into giant "people pyramids", to be erected in Toxteth.

The palpable goodwill from the community on installation day erased any previous frustration with bringing the project to fruition.

But Burbank Hills residents who spoke at the meeting said an overwhelming majority of the community supports installation of the gates.

Deep community well installation.

A combination of approaches (e.g., education, well testing, community well installation) have been recommended in several studies to maximize the benefit of As mitigation (Chen et al. 2007; George et al. 2012a; Opar et al. 2007).

Supporting access to clean water through household water treatment, promotion of hygiene and sanitation at the community level Installation of water tanks near schools to provide access to Government-trucked clean water Building the capacity of regional and district government bodies, NGOs, and CSOs in assessment of water and sanitation needs, immediate response and reporting.

In Germany – where community owned installations represent 46% of all energy produced from renewables – they are mainstream.