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With thanks to: 10 10; FOE; Project Dirt; Neighbourly ; UK Community Foundations Groundwork Businessss in the Community Federation of Cityy Farms and Community Gardens; the Prince's Trust; Garden Organic; the Royal Horticultural Society; the RSPB Keep Wales Tidyy; The Wildlife Trusts; and Mind.
If you don't mind a bit of neighbourly chatter over the picket fences, it's great; if you do mind, get a gang of friends to rent the others.
The numbers at which the elk population would theoretically stabilise have kept rising, well beyond what the scientists predicted.In this section When nature goes too far More neighbourly government Ship of tools?
(The Roma driver also happened to be the father of the owner of the killed German shepherd).The precise details and motivation of the neighbourly battle after the car incident are murky.
The sharks are circling Mr Nasty and Mr Nice The moral imperative Reprints Related items Bagehot: Those neighbourly ToriesJan 10th 2002 Bagehot: Something of the nightNov 29th 2001 Tory leadership: Howard’s end?May 15th 1997Although mere apparatchiks, their firing was politically more important than Mr Davis's.
Meanwhile, communitarian intellectuals lament the loss of local bonds that characterised a former age; politicians talk about the need for a new sense of neighbourly responsibility.In sum, America seems tired of rushing forward all the time; it would like occasionally to look backwards.
A report last year by Co-operatives UK, a trade body for co-operative businesses, compared polling data from 2010 with a survey conducted in 1982 and concluded that, judging by how well people know others in their street and how often they interact, Britons are "less than half' as neighbourly as they were 30 years ago.
A study of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya and Zambia by the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex found that people there said they were saving less, celebrating together less often and thought that neighbourly support was declining.
In a televised debate last week, Mr Duda said it was important to build good neighbourly relations, but added that "we cannot assume that we are a category B [second-rate] country".Mr Duda may in fact be a new breed of PiS politician.
A land swap to rationalise it would help neighbourly relations, but dismay fans of eccentric cartographyWhere Europeans work Our interactive map allows readers to examine what type of jobs people do in each country in the European Union.
It would also open the way for friendship in the region in terms of tourism, finance and trade and also energy and water projects on the basis, not of domination and "Pax Ottomana", but of neighbourly co-operation.Turkey has not conceded an inch on substance towards a Cyprus settlement.
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The term "neighbourly" functions primarily as an adjective . It modifies nouns to describe actions, qualities, or relationships that are characteristic of good neighbors. As Ludwig AI explains, it denotes friendliness and helpfulness within a community, as shown in the examples provided.
Expression frequency: Very common
