Sentence examples for offices of community from inspiring English sources

These preceptorships consist of half-day, unstructured experiences in the offices of community physicians; students can select the specialty of the preceptor with whom they work.

With one exception, focus groups were conducted in the offices of community-based AIDS service organisations across Ontario, Canada.

The review will be done by the department's office of community oriented policing services (Cops), which promotes improvements to officers' ties with communities.

"The program was never designed to make people whole," said Robin Keegan, the director of Louisiana's office of community development, which oversees the Road Home program.

Call or visit the advising office of community colleges you're considering and ask what percentage of students who complete an associate's degree transfer to a four-year university.

"The problem that the survey identified was in access to information, but not in access to health care," said Dr. Lawrence Scherr, director of the office of community health and public policy for the North Shore-Long IslaNorth Shore-Long System.

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To help defray costs, Sheriff Plummer put one of his captains to work last year writing grant proposals, eventually coming up with $500,000 as part of a larger grant to Alameda County from the Justice Department's office of community-oriented policing services.

The report, issued by the office of community-oriented policing services (Cops), presents an unusually detailed review of the use of fatal force by police officers, tracking fine-grain details of each shooting incident, such as number of shots fired, number of suspects involved, number of police involved, races and ages of police officers and suspects, whether the suspect had a gun and much more.

"It is above and beyond description what we feel," Dolly Rabinovich, poised and with perfect makeup and a blond wig, said while sitting at a long table in the offices of a community group, the Nachas Health and Family Network.

After specious Republican allegations that it was committing voter fraud, offices of the community organising group Acorn were ransacked and burglarised in several states, and its employees were met with death threats.