Sentence examples for community venture from inspiring English sources

This week is not the Yankees' only community venture.

The Pengwern (pengwerncymunedol.btik.com) is an old drovers pub set to re-open in 2011 as a community venture.

This type of community venture needs the backing of the local community to succeed and I am sure that every person in Bramley will give their support to the group – without whom, the Baths would have had to close.

The Deaf Institute, Manchester, Wed; Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, Thu John Robinson On an ambitious weekender including Cleo Laine, Joe Lovano and Iain Ballamy, plus genre-crunching Mercury nominees Led Bib, the Subway Moon project still stands out, a community venture promising much more than just a knees-up for the local citizenry.

A scandal in the making That a commercial theatre producer is willing to support such work, when publicly funded bodies are trying to censor a community venture on the theme of tolerance, is deeply confusing to someone brought up in the heady atmosphere of 1970s theatre-in-education.

Mark Warner, of Virginia, who, elected two years earlier, had made a fortune as the founder of the venture firm Columbia Capital, co-authored a May 11th letter to Baucus urging that the Senate retain "a capital gains incentive for those who contribute to the viability of our start-up community — venture capitalists".

With community ventures of this kind, such items are not always formally acquisitioned and their provenance not always recorded.

Beth Colleton, the N.F.L.'s director for community ventures, worked for a month at a World Vision service area in Ethiopia.

For example, Bridges Community Ventures, which invests in businesses in deprived areas of Britain, has done well with its first fund and is raising another.

Most of his Web projects have produced art from cooperative community ventures, like a game he created with Latino high school students (tropicalamerica.com).

The 5p levy on plastic bags, which was introduced in Wales in 2011, Northern Ireland in 2013 and Scotland last year, has raised millions for charities and community ventures across the UK.