Sentence examples for might mean local from inspiring English sources

It might mean local lotteries to see that all children get equal access to the best schools.

He believes the Coalition's localism agenda might mean that local people who need affordable housing will have a louder voice.

But some fear what this might mean for local traders.

Or it might mean using local women to sell things to their friends and neighbours.

That might mean letting local governments choose from a range of nationally approved conservation measures.

"We can now talk in a little more detail about the power station and the infrastructure needed, and what it might mean for local people," he added.

Capper's teeth bite into pertinent issues like urban regeneration and what this might mean for locals, while an exhibition of drawings and blueprints illuminate his thinking back at the gallery's project space.

The NHS in the south-west has also started exploring what transparency might mean at a local level and we have launched a unique website, Our Health, that provides local information about stroke and dementia services, including previously unpublished data on the quality of local services.

That might mean working with local "mom and pop" shops.

That might mean volunteering at a local theatre, getting involved in a drama group, gaining experience where you can.

That might mean going to a local market that is normally very busy and finding just a few vendors selling vegetables.