Sentence examples for moving communities from inspiring English sources

After the flooding in 2010, the government turned this into a more organised attempt to move the farmers off the land altogether.Since most young people have already moved away, leaving agriculture (and child care) to the elderly, the project should be easier to manage than moving communities that are entirely dependent on farming.

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.

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.

Furthermore, adaptive strategies that move communities away from groundwater dependence could provide the breathing space and social conditions necessary for institutions capable of managing groundwater to evolve.

In moving toward community we move toward the reality of God in our lives.

"Everything I do is with the mindset of moving my community forward".

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.

Overall, community accountability arguably moves beyond community participation in requiring the health system to be responsive to the issues raised through participation.