Sentence examples for newly established community from inspiring English sources

He saw the migration to the Bronx and set up a saloon with meeting rooms at 614 to cater to that newly established community.

In the context of the proposed EU financial supervisory reforms, this paper focuses on the governance of the network of national supervisory banking agencies and the newly established Community supervisor (European Banking Authority, EBA).

The newly established community of Texas City opened its port and railroad junctions shipping cotton and grain.

Bahá'u'lláh stayed in Adrianople for four and a half years, and was the clear leader of the newly established Bábí community there.

Thus, the different attitudes towards service providers, which were influenced by the level of acculturation, could affect the implementation and evaluation of dementia services in older and newly established CaLD communities.

Today they are an established community.

Established community members vouch for their creditworthiness.

After the WPA came to an end in 1943, Lewis found a job teaching at the newly established George Washington Carver School, a community school for students from low-income families in Harlem, where his colleagues included artists Elizabeth Catlett and Charles White, among others.

In addressing service provision and care of patients, EPAREP is working with the ministry of health and, recently, with the newly established ministry of community development mother and child health (the two government ministries responsible for the provision of health for a majority of the citizens of Zambia) by providing training and CPD for doctors.

The DHMT moreover tried to enhance community involvement in PS processes by encouraging regular meetings between the newly established committees and the community structures.

The predictable outcome of these moves has been further radicalization of the Sunni community, with newly established militias vowing to defend them.