Sentence examples for open outreach from inspiring English sources

The group also said it would open outreach offices in conservative parts of the state in coming weeks — including Orange County, the Central Valley and the so-called Inland Empire, east of Los Angeles — where voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 8. (An outreach office is also planned for San Francisco, one of the state's most liberal enclaves).

To advertise all these attractions, Schroeder opened outreach offices in cities across Asia.

Afraid that their immigration status might be exposed — outreach workers might ask for identification, though the shelters are open to everyone — they say they would rather sleep outside.

Morrell is part of a programme called Open Air Outreach which 'takes the Gospel where it belongs'.

Ramtane Lamamra, the African Union's peace and security commissioner, told reporters this week that negotiations with terrorists had been ruled out but that officials remained open to outreach with other armed factions.

Raaker explained the 10 were part of Open Air Outreach, a collection of street ministers who preach on city blocks and college campuses.

If we could wish for anything we would wish for the money to open an outreach center for the street kids of LA.

Obama's success in transforming US foreign policy into a tool of constructive, meaningful engagement with other nations depends upon his ability to rebuild shattered relationships upon a new foundation of open communication, outreach, trust, and accountability.

Republicans are focusing on New York's Hispanics as potential new party members and opening an outreach office in Washington Heights, in Upper Manhattan, where many Dominicans live.

Georgina Perry, service manager for Open Doors, an outreach service operating since 2003, writes that the fallout from Olympics-motivated crackdowns is ongoing: "I'd say that we are currently picking up the pieces, and that it is going to take us a long time to restore sex worker faith in institutional support.

He worked to help veterans in rural communities get better access to health care by creating the Office of Rural Health in the Department of Veterans Affairs and by pressing that agency to open new rural outreach clinics in Colorado.