Sentence examples for heightened community from inspiring English sources

Highly publicised coronial inquiries into two crocodile attacks in the NT last year heightened community fear.

Guardian Australia understands the prime minister will suggest a rethink of the gallery exclusion, which had been described by critics as a divisive move at a time of heightened community tensions.

Howard used an interview with the Seven Network on Sunday night to reflect on the major public policy controversies of his prime ministership; ignite a fresh debate about multiculturalism at a time of heightened community unease after last week's counter-terrorism raids; and also question his former treasurer's 'ticker'ticker

"At a time of heightened community awareness, political momentum, and a real appetite for cultural change, we urge you to ensure that the Coag meeting this Friday delivers the political commitment to allocate the funding required to end violence against women," the letter signed by local councils, health services and refuges said.

The "interim decision", which follows calls by several government members for a general ban on wearing the burqa in Parliament House, comes at a time of heightened community tensions in Australia – driven partly by an increase in the terrorism alert level from medium to high.

This is attributed largely to heightened community awareness and raised expectations following information campaigns by government with support from donors.

The risk factors for mental illness are also on the rise, and substance misuse, trauma and physical illness combine with social disadvantage to heighten community concern about the emotional well-being of Indigenous families.

At a local government level, social capital improves community confidence, heightens community participation rates, enhances wellbeing, reduces crime and improves economic prosperity.

By facilitating CHCT training for almost 1000 counselors and heightening community awareness of HIV-1-discordance in 14 study sites located in seven countries, the Partners HSV-2 Study has demonstrated the feasibility of recruiting and counseling HIV-1 discordant couples in diverse regions of Africa.

And many of those anxieties are heightened in immigrant communities, especially those from the Middle East, where the terminology of religious extremism can raise red flags.

Given the renewed conflict in some of the border areas of South Sudan and the recent independence, it is possible that heightened caution within communities affected responses among those surveyed.