Sentence examples for create cohesive communities from inspiring English sources
Bradford West MP Naz Shah, said: "The job of governments is to develop policies that create cohesive communities and togetherness.
It's the community and voluntary sector that helps create cohesive communities and these, in turn, both reduce crime, and other costs like those associated with public health or loneliness, and also create environments in which businesses can grow.
Labour sent extremism to the Department of Communities because it was wedded to a holistic - perhaps utopian - effort to create cohesive communities.
In central Manchester on Tuesday night, thousands of people, including senior politicians from all the major parties, attended a peace vigil at which the city's Lord Mayor, Eddy Newman, said, "We will defy the terrorists by working together to create cohesive, diverse communities that are stronger together.
ICES uses its research to create cohesive marine management plans for its members.
Consider offering more affinity housing that would create smaller, cohesive communities within the larger residential colleges.
Initially imagined as a food gleaning project, wanting to mobilise volunteers to gather perfectly edible but uneconomic produce from local fields, their current focus sees the distribution of grade-out as "a catalyst for creating more cohesive communities and building community confidence and resilience".
They experience MIT Sloan in their own way, yet create a cohesive community.
Mr. Shelor, an agriculture consultant and political independent, has given it his best shot by trying to create a cohesive community from little more than an amalgamation of homes.
Here in Brunswick East, she says, is a chance to "set the agenda for the rest of the country on how to create a cohesive community and have respectful conversations".
But his nemesis West favored a distant site where he could create a cohesive community of graduate scholars, leading a high-minded and stimulating life free from the undergraduate horde.
