Sentence examples for heated community from inspiring English sources

There were no protests, heated community meetings or fund-raising campaigns to save the steeples.

But when the house arrived by barge, local residents balked, heated community meetings followed, environmental concerns were raised, and the relocation was abandoned.

Many local reform efforts trigger heated community opposition that derail years of work.

At a heated community meeting during the first week of the occupation, a vast majority of locals voted in a straw poll for the occupiers to leave.

A similar arrangement to establish a Confucius Institute inside the Toronto District school board was scrapped in 2014 after heated community protests.

Two days ahead of the release of a preliminary list of Chicago Public Schools that are slated to be closed, Alderman Proco Joee" Moreno (1st) was practically booed off the stage during a heated community hearing on school closures.

But far from being a welcome addition, the corral has led to a petition seeking its removal, a counter-petition in support, heated community-board discussions and acrimonious debates on local blogs.

The president has already fallen into the trap by calling for budget cuts in programs the poor and working class depend on -- assistance with home heating, community services, college loans, and the like.

But, even though the tone of the national debate has heated up, communities in several states across the country are coming together to address the anxiety and fear surrounding immigration in a bid to strengthen ties between foreign born and native residents.

Sharp government spending cuts have forced contentious choices on local authorities, perhaps none more so than one council's decision to heat a community swimming pool with energy diverted from a crematory.

In places where wood is commonly used for heat, communities are occasionally forced to issue "no-burn" alerts when the concentration of particles in the air becomes too high.