Sentence examples for developed community from inspiring English sources

Over one third of Queensland children are discharged from neonatal units to regional or remote districts where primary health often has well developed community based programs aimed to support the family and child development.

It envisions a series of densely developed community clusters, with agricultural and open space between them.

He also served as a planner and designer (1987 97) for Celebration, Disney's developed community in Florida, which utilized traditions of American small-town planning.

The clubs have developed community work vastly more sophisticated than anything envisaged in 1989, but they work with "socially excluded" young people whose exclusion extends to the stadium, too, priced out of what was once validly called "the people's game".

She is a fourth-generation farmer, helping her father and uncle run Dreyer Farms, the last working vegetable farm in Union County, which sits smack in the middle of this otherwise fully developed community.

Wasseem Boraie, a company vice president, said the project breaks from traditional active adult communities that have popped up in sprawling suburbs across the state because "it is in the heart of and designed to be an extension of a fully developed community".

But other changes should be promoted: ambulatory organization should be improved, professionals' communication skills should be developed, community-wide activities should be promoted to improve correct recourse to antibiotics.

In Haringey we've developed community-based provision with a greater emphasis on helping people to live independently at home.

We developed community-based patient- and physician-directed interventions for fracture prevention and compared them in a 2×2 factorial randomized controlled trial.

The other study, Zona Maya (ZM), found at the municipality of Felipe Carrillo Puerto in Quintana is characterized by having developed community-based forestry enterprises with world wide recognition.

Incorporating developing communities into our lexicon portrays the world as a patchwork of variably developed communities that does not conform to national boundaries - a framework that more accurately reflects the reality of development.