Sentence examples for model communities from inspiring English sources

David Rusk, a consultant on urban and suburban policy who analyzed the Island's segregation issues for the Erase Racism group, held up two Washington suburbs as model communities that have felled the walls around their segregated "little box" communities.

Built during the course of the 1950's, the town was one of four model communities East Germany created to embody in the here and now the futuristic promise of Communism.

The path to socialism proceeds not through the establishment of model communities that set examples of harmonious cooperation to the world, according to Marx and Engels, but through the clash of social classes.

But who is today's George Peabody, the builder of extensive housing developments for London's poor, and why are modern philanthropists not sponsoring model communities in the way that Joseph Rowntree, Edward Cecil Guinness and Octavia Hill did more than a century ago?

Instead they behave like private companies or even NGOs, claiming to provide good governance and ethical lifestyles in areas that have been taken over from the state and transformed into militant versions of the model communities and special economic zones that also proliferate in the subcontinent.

Patrick Delatour, a presidential aide, said the $3 billion that the government needs to remake the country would be used to house 200,000 people left homeless in 200 model communities complete with schools and health care centers, as well as to rebuild government ministries and national infrastructure.

"He wanted to be remembered for a model community".

KB considers Lago Vista a "model community," a spokeswoman said.

By the end of the three-year project, Katine will not be some gleaming, model community.

"Mosul has the promise to be a model community of a free democratic Iraq," he said.

If we get this right, it should be a really good model community.