They can put them under home surveillance with a GPS monitor strapped to their ankle, or make them do community service and drug rehabilitation.
Picard argued that arresting people who overdose costs the cash-strapped city money, saying he'd prefer to make them perform community service.
They may have been different tribes with different languages, but like it or not, their two world's had collided and shrunk to make them one community, dependent on one another for their survival.
It may not be too late to revisit the delayed World Trade Center cultural facilities plans to make them more community-centric.
To that end, the city has created a health "passport," much like the checkup and immunization cards many parents have for their children, and will make them available through community groups and doctors' offices.
The legislation's opponents include farmers, who like daylight early so it can dry the fields, and who worry that working until sunset will make them miss evening community activities, said Bob Kraft, a lobbyist for the Indiana Farm Bureau.
The possibility of financial recovery from systems such as duckweed-based ponds would make them attractive for community management.
You see, what I try to do in my classes is make them into "learning communities" where students feel confident enough to share and debate their opinions, write them down, discuss them with each other and me, and develop them.
Accordingly, demand and price mechanism for single product (say baby corn) both at secondary level and tertiary level of this value chain will alter the cropping pattern of the farming community and make them largely a baby corn producing community.
"The whole point of the programs is to make them affordable to the community," Mr. Finucane said.
