Sentence examples for group communities from inspiring English sources

We cannot keep up with the proposals," said Kim Terry from the campaign group Communities Against Turbines Scotland.

William J. Manning, vice president of a Boston group, Communities Against Runway Expansion, noted in an interview that downtown airports like Logan, in his city, wanted to continue expansion, which imposes more noise on neighboring areas, when the proper solution, he said, would be to build airports in the outer suburbs, the source of the increased demand.

We demarcate social network ties into bonding and bridging ties, as well as into social and instrumental ties, and examine farmers' network structures within their farming group communities.

"Today's ruling rejects the police unions' baseless attempts to obstruct stop-and-frisk reforms," said Priscilla Gonzalez of the group Communities United for Police Reform.

The Rev. Susan McCann, board president of the neighborhood advocacy group Communities Creating Opportunity, says community development credit unions are an important part of providing fair financial opportunities to all.

"We're looking at a massive public health disaster that has largely resulted from the state's utter regulatory failure," said Gladys Limon, an attorney for the advocacy group Communities for a Better Environment.

Our four months of hard work volunteering for the nonprofit group Community Rebuilds  were  over.

Vertically, the social networks can be divided according to individual, group, community, nation and transnational region.

People love being included in a group, community or team, especially if it's elite.

Strategic Foresight centres on the future from the perspectives of a specific group, community, firm, government or society.

In broad terms, crowdsensing can be divided into three main categories namely group, community, and urban sensing (see Fig. 1).