Sentence examples for connections with communities from inspiring English sources
"As PCC I would bring real connections with communities and a focus on victims that is vital to preventing and detecting crime, including organized crime".
There is no silver bullet solution, but it is our responsibility to all Americans that we establish better connections with communities that have not been coming out to the parks".
I have always respected the deep connections with communities that our stations have, and am always humbled by the responsibilities to citizens, to our employees, and to the next generation that come with ownership.
Participants in these interviews described the immense value of forming relationships and connections with communities and stakeholders.
18 19 These themes have also been reflected in research from the USA where, in one study, practitioners reported about insufficient time, difficulty in accessing and communicating with specialists, low reimbursement, poor connections with community social service agencies and lack of interdisciplinary teams.
Another feature of Art Projects is that they have strong connections with community revitalization in a Shrinking Society.
This may owe to their relatively higher earnings and better connections with community leaders in the UK and/or in Poland.
However, little work includes broader mobility considerations such as cognitive ability to be mobile, social connections with community, or transportation choices.
The Council of State Governments has said, "Without stable housing, individuals [reentering communities from prison or jail] have a much harder time accessing employment, substance abuse treatment and other support services, and making or restoring connections with community resources and positive social networks".
Developing and maintaining connections with community health center physicians and staff was essential for recruitment of participants.
Health care system barriers include insufficient time, insufficient support staff, difficulty accessing specialists, low reimbursement, and poor connections with community social service agencies [ 6].
