or the community (meaning all life, not only human life)?
There's no concept of care in the community, meaning occupational therapy is only available at large hospitals.
And I went in there as the assistant producer of their community, meaning their bulletin board and chat areas.
Aileen Murstein, an associate broker and manager of the East Hills office of Coldwell Banker, called Roslyn Harbor "a step-up community," meaning it's not all that accessible to many first-time buyers.
4. Personal laws India's laws governing matters such as marriage, divorce, maintenance, adoption and inheritance differ between each community, meaning that inheritance laws for Hindus, for example, differ to those governing Muslims or Christians.
"The way diseases like this make a comeback require that [they] be present in the community, meaning children are not being vaccinated by their parents," said Bruce Polsky, chairman of the department of medicine at Mount Sinai St Luke's and Roosevelt, and a professor of medicine and pathology.
Blackburn's training ground is based in the village of Brockhall, a gated community, meaning it is an unlikely venue for a protest.
They're owned by the community, meaning a lot of the decision-making and governance involved in most businesses isn't quite as relevant.
(DJN IV.4.4) Before or without such agreements, worldly objects are in a state of negative community, meaning that they belong to no one in particular but lie open for anyone to use as needed.
Half of the attendees are members of the "community" – meaning they're friends or acquaintances of the organisers.
