Sentence examples for community task force from inspiring English sources

A community task force on alcohol and drug abuse has been organizing small gatherings of parents for almost 20 years, but "generally ends up preaching to the choir," he said.

Mr. Renneisen had demanded at least $1 million in concessions, improvements and possibly even money up front for the pageant to stay in Atlantic City, giving the community task force a one-year deadline to come up with an alternative.

The two roundabouts were part of an overall "traffic calming" project for Route 114 developed by the D.O.T. and a bivillage community task force after the bridge was rebuilt last year.

TWENTY years ago -- or 30 or 40 for that matter -- the Cooper Square Committee would have scorned the redevelopment plan for three acres of urban renewal land off East Houston Street that a community task force worked out with the Giuliani administration a year ago.

Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton welcomes community task force to help tackle youth offending.

He announced the establishment of an "African Australian community task force" which will work closely with police on youth offending and antisocial behaviour in Melbourne.

The councilman took satisfaction in the city report, saying he had lobbied for money to combat asthma among children and served on several community task forces to raise awareness about asthma prevention.

The Baby Smiles study advisory team consisted of a collaborative of county public health departments, community task forces, and dental care organizations that worked with the investigators to develop and conduct the study.

He is a founder of a "livable communities task force" whose goal, he said, is to educate members of Congress and their staffs on the benefits of transportation alternatives, open space, sustainability, vibrant downtowns, affordable housing and transparency in government.

A 21-member Secure Communities task force was established in June by John Morton, the director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency running the program, in response to resistance from states and cities.

"Constructive activity in the secular community," the task force said, "is not an 'extra' for priests in parishes, but an essential part of their ministry".