Sentence examples for groups of communities from inspiring English sources

Foreclosures are "a regional issue, where groups of communities can be negatively impacted by what's going on in one or more of those communities or in the broader region as a whole," said David Pope, village president of Oak Park, which has had a spike in foreclosures but has not been as hard-hit as other western suburbs.

In the provinces, to emphasize the superiority of Italy, the official cult was dedicated to Roma et Augustus; to celebrate it, representatives from provincial communities or groups of communities met in an assembly (Consilium Provinciae), which incidentally might air grievances as well as satisfactions.

For example, in 1983 the largest community had only four authors, whereas in 2012 six communities had more than 30 authors. Figure 20c shows the number of authors over the years for the following groups of communities: all communities, 20, 10 and 5 largest communities, and the largest community.

The fact that there was little difference between Umeå and Vännäs but significant difference between these and the four most rural communities may indicate that the threshold density lies somewhere between these two groups of communities, i.e. less than four children/km2.

Under it communities and groups of communities could receive funding to develop a strategic plan for diversifying employment opportunities, environmental remediation projects, and conversion of underutilized facilities for more productive uses.

In one experiment, we randomly assigned individuals within communities to watch one of the four movies, while in the other we randomly assigned entire groups of communities in a given area to watch one of the four movies.

Even as the primaries in New York, New Jersey and California approached, Mr. Obama left most of his outreach to intermediaries who met with small groups of community leaders.

Another innovation is accountability panels, which are groups of community volunteers, including former inmates, pastors and others who meet with newly released offenders to offer encouragement and meet them later to discuss problems or, ideally, congratulate them for completing parole.

In the past two weeks, Mr. Suozzi has met with groups of community leaders to discuss the four-year plan, and his efforts to garner support seem to have paid off.

There were cases when organised groups of community representatives have severely criticised selected development projects but later supported similar ideas presented by another developer.

One of these is through so-called circles of support and accountability - groups of community volunteers who form a social network around the criminal to support their rehabilitation.