Sentence examples for direct communities from inspiring English sources

Often started in response to a need in their direct communities, they are responsive to relevant needs, accountable to affected communities, and invested for the long haul.

Community Mine Awareness work to-date in Somalia has been non-direct contact (distance) communication-oriented, and mostly short-term (though interesting and high-quality direct community contact work is presently being carried out by Mine Tech in Somaliland).

Judy used her dramatic talents and experience from Syracuse University to direct community theater throughout her life.

"The plan is to develop the park with direct community involvement, but there are restrictions on what can be done.

NSW Minerals Council data shows mining's direct spend in the city of Newcastle was $1.8bn as at June last year, which includes $160.5m in salaries (1,118 local jobs) and $1.64bn in direct community and business purchasing.

It does not yet have the direct community of daters though — so it's coming from behind in that sense.

The cumulative preferences are used in a direct community-to-structural zone seeding procedure that creates reasonable initial compartment allocations.

Understanding how such users behave and automatically identifying them can again improve task scheduling or recommendation and direct community efforts to fostering the participation of highly productive contributors.

The organizations undertake public education campaigns and direct community engagement in high risk areas and works in a pre-emptive manner by removing at risk populations both in advance of and during the impact of events.

In other cases there is direct community ownership of wind farm projects.

But Mariam and I are convinced that direct community engagement is what will end the outbreak before any vaccine is ready for wide distribution.