Sentence examples for links with communities from inspiring English sources

If you don't have effective links with communities, you cannot know what is going on.

The mission created mixed civilian and military protection teams to better understand threats and to build closer links with communities.

Simon Barrett, property director at Cemex UK, said the creation of fishing lakes had been an excellent way for the company and its predecessors to build links with communities and do good for the environment.

In 2015, English universities are spending £800m on promoting access for disadvantaged students as the quid pro quo for increasing their fees to £9,000 – a patchwork quilt of scholarships, fee-waivers, induction and remedial courses and building links with communities and schools to appeal to students from poorer backgrounds.

Good links with communities appeared to be fostered.

By Lianne Gutcher A campaign to reach remote areas of Guinea with essential health care helps doctors to detect hidden Ebola cases, and also to build better links with communities wary of outsiders.

Staffed by a voluntary group of police officers and civilians, it publishes a regular newsletter and links with community groups to make Bristol over-60s more vigilant of the "disproportionately high" number of local doorstep crimes.

Today a job in housing can mean liaising with local schools to promote good social behaviour and an environmental awareness in young people; developing links with community and youth groups to help engage them in their environment; designing and developing regeneration projects; and being involved in the creation of new affordable housing.

Bay Area Legal Aid, also based in California, has strong links with community organizations and government entities, including employment development programs, transitional housing providers, county probation, and mental health services and substance abuse treatment programs.

Consequently, most middle and high income countries have introduced community based services to improve accessibility of treatment with better links with community based non-health agencies [ 6, 7].

For longitudinal studies where patients are recruited in specialist centres there needs to be robust links with community and primary care for follow-up.