Sentence examples for concerns of communities from inspiring English sources

"Andrew Cuomo is committed to addressing the concerns of communities of color," Ms. Scarlett said.

Consciously or not, elected officials often place greater weight on the concerns of communities that actively vote.

"Public relations campaigns like this one are all about inoculating the company from the rightful concerns of communities and public health officials everywhere".

But he said any plan would have to make economic sense to developers and deal with the concerns of communities wary of increasing building height and density.

The concerns of communities need to be addressed, but the solution is not to view all women and girls with suspicion, stigmatise and marginalise them further and infringe on their human rights.

Later approaches show Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in a much greater variety of roles, and foreground the importance of the political process as a means to addressing the concerns of communities and individuals".

But he said that his members did not believe she would understand the needs and concerns of community banks.

First, it involves understanding the existing concerns of community members.

We examine a cervical cancer research initiative in a resource-poor community in South Africa, and consider the extent to which this research was relevant to the expressed needs and concerns of community members.

They would also be responsible for getting to know the needs and concerns of community members and for pursuing those issues in government.

Against this background, this paper aims to draw on documentation from action research around community engagement to explore the perceptions, experiences and concerns of community members, community leaders and field workers related to KGBC.