Sentence examples for introduced a community from inspiring English sources

The social landlord introduced a community language honorarium for staff to reward and recognise bilingual staff who naturally used languages other than English routinely in their work.

YEARS ago, when selective logging was first introduced, a community near an old-growth forest in the Sierra Nevada was assured that the removal of a few trees here and there would have no impact on the area's wildlife.

The European Commission introduced a community quota trading system as the principle means of achieving this goal.

CARE introduced a community mobilization intervention, which included birth planning, community support systems for funding, transportation, blood donation etc. for care of women with complications.

PomBase (Wood et al., 2012), the MOD for the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe, has introduced a community curation initiative that engages researchers in direct curation of their publications, addressing issues of both literature volume and specialized knowledge simultaneously.

To address this, MNU with support from UNICEF has introduced a community component in its approach to addressing malnutrition, which will ensure health workers teach mothers proper nutrition practices, identify and treat malnutrition cases early enough because the consequences of the disease are irreversible and affect children for life.

The Japanese government introduced a community-based, prevention-oriented long-term care (LTC) benefit targeted at low-care-needs seniors in 2006.

Beginning in March 2002 the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) of the government of Nepal introduced a community-based intervention called Jeevan Suraksha (literally "Safe Life", but translated as "Birth Preparedness").

In the field of education for health-care professionals, Davidson et al. [ 4] introduced a community-based education system based on such core values as disease prevention and teamwork.

The Makerere School of Medicine introduced a Community-Based Education and Services COBESS) program in 2003 after an initial feasibility study in 2000, and at the same time a problem-based learning curriculum was added.

I would urge you to introduce a community sponsorship scheme along the lines of the Canadian model that would create new, legal routes for refugees without placing enormous pressure on local authority budgets," he wrote.