Sentence examples for creation of community from inspiring English sources
It's a bottom-up approach to the creation of community resilience; the ability to withstand shocks at the local level.
Grimsey urges the creation of community hubs to replace empty shops, which would appear to be a positive step forward.
The board is scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to support the creation of "community assignment zones" to restrict the distance that students are bused.
The plan recommended the creation of community advisory groups, training for officers on "unconscious bias" and the trial of a receipt system for those who are stopped.
A Conservative government would: Create an army of 5,000 full-time professional community organisers – modelled on the work of Barack Obama in Chicago in the 1980s – who would encourage the creation of community groups involving every adult in Britain.
She realized it was vital to local economic development efforts, from the creation of community festivals and events to helping bring the International Games for the Disabled to Long Island.
The microblogging platform Twitter is purposefully designed to exchange information and to facilitate reciprocal communication and attribution, therefore enabling the creation of communities of individuals interested in common topics.
The Web provides a powerful platform that enables the creation of communities; distribution is frictionless, swift, and cheap.
The use of Web 2.0 technologies to promote experiential recruitment is playing an ever increasing role in the creation of communities of prospective students that can now start forming and sharing ideas well before their first lecture.
The expense of car ownership is part of it, but she also sees a connection to larger social forces — "a growing culture of sharing," of "social networks and the creation of communities through instant information".
One point of the internet is that it permits the creation of communities without respect to geography: the 130 people around the world who collect glass bowls from the 1830s.
