Sentence examples for implementing the community from inspiring English sources

Before implementing the community service requirement, Chicago public school officials studied two Roman Catholic high schools here, St. Scholastica and Good Counsel, which require good works for graduation.

Findings showed major challenges and opportunities in implementing the community midwifery programme.

Community Units that were implementing the Community Strategy as piloted by the Ministry of Health were purposely included in the study.

17 24 Phase 3 of Teeth Tales is an exploratory trial implementing the community based child oral health promotion intervention for Australian families from refugee and migrant backgrounds.

She founded the African women's self-help centre Kembatti Mentti Gezzimma (KMG) and has been credited with reducing the practice of female genital mutilation in Ethiopia [ 27] primarily through developing and implementing the community conversations technique.

A prospective study using quantitative and qualitative methods will inform the feasibility of implementing the community lifestyle programme with pregnant women with a BMI of 30 kg/m2 or more.

(3) For PRP actions, the lead agency shall plan and implement the community relations program at a site.

Delaware is now looking to implement the community choice model, and even Utah – a Western state heavily reliant on coal and gas production – seeks to use CCAs to provide urban areas like Salt Lake City and Park City with clean power.

"If we could imagine that the royal commission into institutional responses to child sex abuse happened, they made their recommendations, and then 25 years later double the amount of people were coming forward as victims of sexual abuse and the recommendation had not been implemented – the community would not stand for it," she said.

Whether Matador will be able to lure investors away from and compete with Robinhood over the long haul or if Robinhood can just copy and implement the community features remains to be seen.

This is because, until the new plans are implemented, the community's resources must be used merely to buy time by subsidizing Detroit's deficits.