Sentence examples for community security from inspiring English sources
They often see eBay as a way of profiting from a hobby or other interest.As with any community, security is a concern.
And it will create community security groups promoting safe zones for education consisting of teachers, parents, police, community leaders and young people themselves.
Rather than nation-building, what is needed to end Congo's violence is the opposite: breaking up a chronically failed state into smaller organic units whose members share broad agreement or at least have common interests in personal and community security.
The arming of these youth groups, known as the gelweng, allowed the SPLA to shift their focus and efforts from community security to the ongoing war with the north," Saferworld wrote in a report.
When all are autonomous and armed to defend themselves, the common community security is destroyed.… — Thomas, Shapiro Responses to 'Guns and the Decline of the Young Man' by Christy Wampole Many young men and teenage boys have no real sense of purpose in this generation.
In all, Table 7 suggests that nearly 50%% of households viewed PSCs as compromising household and community security.
At the time of writing there have been more than 30 complaints, including one from the Community Security Trust CSTT), which advises the UK's Jewish community on security and antisemitism issues.
The Community Security Trust, which records attacks on the Jewish community in the UK, found there had been a 36% rise in the total number of antisemitic incidents, which include violent crime and vandalism, to 304 between January and June.
The Community Security Trust, a Jewish security charity which runs an incident hotline, recorded 1,168 antisemitic incidents against Britain's 291,000 Jews in 2014, against 535 in 2013 and 25% up on the previous record in 2009.
Jewish community groups, including the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the Community Security Trust and the London Jewish Forum, have also called for a ban, and more than 1,100 people have signed a Change.org petition to that effect.
Mark Gardner of the Community Security Trust, a Jewish community group that records incidents of anti-Semitism, isn't enormously impressed by the latest gaffe.
