Sentence examples for means communities from inspiring English sources

That means communities like Ernesettle have little to gain and local councillor Mark Lowry has been left scratching his head.

Encouraging as it is, the early response cannot mask the increasing frequency of droughts in the Sahel, which means communities are lurching from crisis to crisis with little time to recover from previous shocks.

That means communities are fighting to maintain affordable airline service as airlines cut back on flights to money-losing markets.. "There are very few communities that are going to lose access to the rest of the world," Mr. Boyd said.

"In effect, this means communities that demand control of their territory are [justified] as meriting greater repression," he said.

This means communities need to be encouraged to form such groups where they don't exist.

He means community organising, in the sense of London Citizens.

They are in school and that means community," the spokeswoman said.

"Getting around easily means community, and that's what we're trying to create".

To Voordouw, development journalism means "Community journalism to achieve larger objectives - social justice, improving health, education, bringing people together".

The contraceptive, Sayana Press, uses a disposable syringe that is easier to administer, which means community health workers can deliver it to patients after only two hours' training.

The top two diplomas qualify graduates for colleges and universities, while the third-tier diploma means community college, at best.