Sentence examples for model for communities from inspiring English sources

He said Great Neck Plaza could serve as a model for communities with similar safety concerns.

In Dr. Hughes's estimation, South Orange-Maplewood -- and particularly the work of the coalition on race -- "is a state-of-the-art model for communities around the country".

Bookmobile, also called Book Van, orTraveling Library, shelf-lined motor van or other vehicle that carries books to rural and urban areas, establishes library service in areas that are too small to justify the creation of a stable branch, and acts as a demonstration model for communities that can afford library service and may choose to establish future stable branches.

The article focuses on sustainable housing issue in the UK and a sustainable housing development model for communities is proposed.

In "Query Optimal K-plex Based Community in Graphs," authors propose a new k-plex based community model for community search.

This is a good model for community participation and institutional relations".

Produce boxes, the standard model for community-supported agriculture in much of the world, are a non-starter.

When Taquileños began encouraging visitors in the 1970's, after centuries of relative isolation, they created a model for community-based cultural tourism.

Now it is looking to establish a different model for community charities by encouraging donors to give to any of five "field of interest" funds.

Noye's Fludde, an opera for children, was written for young people and amateur performers of Aldeburgh to put on in the festival which he founded there, and remains a model for community music.

Editor of The Family, a journal jointly published by the Georgetown University Family Center and The Center for Family Learning in Rye Brook, NY, she also designed one of the original psycho-education programs in the country called Family Systems Training which continues to be used as a model for community programs throughout the country.