Sentence examples for community restored from inspiring English sources
The chapel, on the edge of the village of Martletwy, closed in the early 80s and had become rather run-down until the local community restored it with the aid of lottery money 10 years ago.
When they get it right, it can be life-changing, leaving the grateful family deeply connected to their belief system and faith community, restoring confidence that the world is safe.
The implication is that by restricting the intake a series of social ills may be addressed, communities restored, employment found, incomes returned to health.
Several communities restored the long-lost custom of practicing Tibetan dances.
In contrast to the concern that nonlocal sources could be poorly adapted to a restoration site relative to local sources (Montalvo and Ellstrand 2000; Wilkinson 2001; Bischoff et al. 2006; Broadhurst et al. 2008; Vander Mijnsbrugge et al. 2010), this study documents similarity in genetic diversity and functioning of communities restored with cultivars and local ecotypes.
"It has not been easy, it's taken a gargantuan effort to rebuild communities, restore services and repair most of the wreckage wrought".
One way to address poverty is to help communities restore their natural capital.
FEMA is balking at reimbursing towns in Vermont for common-sense steps such as rebuilding more resilient communities, restoring natural floodplains, and getting people and infrastructure out of harm's way in the wake of Hurricane Irene last year: The justification is that the Stafford Act doesn't allow federal money to be used for such improvements.
As soon as Thailand returned the territories seized from France in 1940 41, it was admitted to the United Nations (1946), and its standing in the international community was restored.
Through the atoning act genuine community is restored and all the individuals involved may emerge as wiser, more resolved servants of their common cause.
The church, the centre of the community, was restored in 1714 and again in 1853.
