Sentence examples for community position from inspiring English sources
"I don't think there's a unified business community position yet, nor do I think there will be because there are so many different interests," Steve Elmendorf, a lobbyist for Citigroup and other major firms, said in an interview.
Understanding the international humanitarian community's response to sexual violence in armed conflict necessitates an analysis of how actors within this community position themselves in relation to the issue, as well as to victims/survivors of sexual violence.
She was thrown off the community board and stripped of her other community positions.
The company will be releasing an iOS app later this year and looking to make hires in technical and community positions.
A Digital Elevation Model (DEM) and Surface Elevation Model (SEM) developed from LIDAR data incorporated both topographic and biological biases in community positioning across the landscape.
The way in which the international humanitarian community positions itself with regard to sexual violence and its victims/survivors serves to support and reinforce a simplified version of sexual violence that can easily be sold to the public.
The way in which the international humanitarian community positions itself in relation to victims/survivors of sexual violence in armed conflict adds up to a limited understanding of sexual violence.
Next, the paper analyses how the international humanitarian community positions itself in relation to sexual violence victims/survivors, as well as how it conceptualises its role in addressing sexual violence in conflict.
He also held many community positions, such as the choir leader at a local Methodist church, and as a member of the local school board.
Since its launch in 2011, Miriam has grown the site from the ground up to 21 million monthly visits, while cultivating Hometalk's community, positioning it among the highest engaged home and garden social channels on the web.
In addition, fieldworkers are commonly seen by community members as the face of research institutions, and by researchers as reflecting community positions.
