Sentence examples for install community from inspiring English sources
Starting in 2008, in advance of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Summer Olympics — Brazil is hosting both — Rio's government began an effort to wrest control from local drug gangs and install community police units (called U.P.P.'s) in its favelas.
In the Installer app, go to "sources" and install "community sources", this loads links to the jailbreaking apps into Installer.
The cutoff of 300 feet was chosen for deep wells because wells ≥ 300 feet deep require different and more expensive technology that is typically used only to install community wells paid for by the Government of Bangladesh or non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for arsenic mitigation.
Plant trees and install community gardens.
People meet and chat, and get an idea of some of the activities they run – such as the Palace Pint, installing community solar panels, growing your own veg, Fairtrade events and local food markets.
On blogs of that size, installing community-oriented widgets adds real traffic, because there is a community large enough to get real value out of them.
The police have since wrested more than three dozen communities from criminal gangs, installing special community police forces there.
A playground, installed by community volunteers some years ago, will also have to be mothballed if it can't be moved.
Mr. Beltrame has led a government effort in Rio to take back control of poor neighborhoods that have been controlled by drug gangs, by flooding areas with elite squads of police officers and then installing a community police force.
While the vast majority of Rio's residents here support the program, which involves taking over the slums and then installing a community police force, little is being done to reform Rio's notoriously corrupt police officers.
In Barrio Fátima, a gang-torn villa in the south of the city, SECHI recently installed a community centre on a plot of land where local drug addicts used to congregate.But many villa residents chafe at the pace of change.
