Sentence examples for move communities from inspiring English sources

Sasa, which means 'now' in Kiswahili, is an acronym for the four phases of a systematic process – start, awareness, support, action – designed to move communities from an initial contemplation of what constitutes violence through to shifts in norms.

One source of this stigma is the mistaken belief that being HIV positive is a "punishment from God" – so faith leaders have a particular role and responsibility to move communities from shamed silence, to dialogue, to action on HIV and Aids.

Pitchero, a U.K. startup that makes it easy for amateur and grassroots sports clubs to build a web presence and move communities online, has scored £3.1 million in Series A funding.

Jacob offered three ways for communities to adapt to the severe storms that may become increasingly common with climate change: People can build protective walls or levies to keep flooding at bay, put all important infrastructure higher up within buildings (rather than on lower levels), or retreat, and move communities further inland.

The objective was thus to move communities from dependence on vulnerable FWSs to robust MWSs.

The Nudge Theory is based on behavioural economics models that has been applied to move communities towards rational targeted purchasing and ecological preferred behaviour patterns [ 1, 2].

Washington State House Speaker Frank Chopp spearheaded a plan to use government funding to move community college health programs into the building.

And that is leadership: enabling positive change, inspiring action, addressing difficult issues, moving communities forward.

The two conventions are sister treaties, inexorably linked in moving communities towards full human rights.

Different transition patterns have been noted; older adults may move from communities to institutions or from institutions back to communities as various services meet their needs.

Later, so-called urban-renewal projects were used to move black communities to less desirable locations, Mr Nightingale says.