Sentence examples similar to credited to communities from inspiring English sources

Expansion efforts in 1994 were credited to strong community support for the programme in the villages served and its recognition by Palestinian health authorities.

It is tempting to assign a biological interpretation to the Netdis algorithm: a given biological function is normally credited to a community of interacting proteins that act together to perform that function in the cell.

Such stories are concerning, as this operation both circumvents the regulatory process and threatens the ability of these nonbank lenders to extend credit to communities underserved by the traditional banking system, particularly minority communities.

Todd Barket, owner of the menswear boutique Unionmade in the Castro, said much of the beard craze of the past five years could be credited to the bear community, a subculture of gay men who emerged in the 1970s sporting heavy facial hair, thick bodies and a general burly aesthetic as a counterpoint to the more manicured mainstream gay "twink" look.

The overall crime rate in Burbank has dropped in 2011, a trend police credited to targeted efforts and strong community investment.

Paul Feist, a spokesman for the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, said decisions about transfer of credits to community colleges are done on a "college-to-college basis".

The federal fund awards money and tax credits to community-based organizations that work to improve residents' quality of life, according to the fund's website.

When residents don't have enough money for diapers and milk, for instance, bodegas will often offer credit to community members they know.

Everest and WyoTech campuses have a nontraditional accreditation that applies mostly to career colleges, meaning it can be very difficult to transfer credits to community colleges or four-year institutions.

Paul Feist, a spokesman for the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, said decisions about transfer of credits to community colleges are done on a "college-to-college basis". Long Beach City College, for example, said it was "reaching out" to local students affected by the closure of the for-profit college chain.

On manufacturing, Mr. Obama proposed some small-scale programs, including a $1 billion initiative to build manufacturing "hubs" where businesses would partner with universities and federal agencies, and a new tax credit to support communities with manufacturing bases.