At one time, communities welcomed the geese.
There will also be a one-time community fee, ranging from $3,000 to $5,000, based on the size of the apartment.
WORKING THE PROCESS Mr. Obama, a one-time community organizer, has dominated caucus contests that place a premium on political mechanics.
We used to have one-time community meetings or rarely answered surveys.
"It is the one time the community took a bet on Aldridge and he made a success of it in only a few short months.
This allowed one full time community dietitian to develop the service and meet the recommendations, which suggested that patients should be reviewed at least every six months.
Ardy Kassakhian, Glendale city clerk and co-chair of the conference, said the one-on-one time allows community leaders the opportunity to hear directly from young people on the problems they face and the issues that concern them.
"One time during a community meeting, a fisherman said that the freezers they were being given by Amu Power would one day be used as freezers in mortuaries due to death from effects of coal if they accept the project," he said.
Not all communities are interested in, or prepared for, undertaking a process of community development at any one time, only a few communities may see the need, or have people motivated to organize and lead the community in development activities (Kenyon 1994).
We did not assume "stacking" of travel (e.g., a nurse might visit 3-4 houses at one time in a given community), although a program like this could involve "stacked travel," with potentially less travel time for outreach nurses.
