Sentence examples for operating communities from inspiring English sources

The Established Communities segment is generally operating communities that are owned and had stabilized occupancy.

Even where schools continued operating, communities lost confidence in classroom learning that was no longer officially validated by the standard exam process.

The Children's Aid Society has been operating community schools in the city for decades.

Nearby is Corpus Christi's museum district which is comprised of the Museum of Asian Cultures, Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History, the South Texas Institute for the Arts and the Harbor Playhouse Theatre, one of the oldest continually operating community theatres in the State.

Clean Energy Collective and SunShare, the two "biggest" players in the space, together account for almost a third of all operating community solar capacity in the US today.

In the Netherlands independently operating community midwives provide care for low-risk pregnant women (primary healthcare) while gynecologists provide in-hospital care for high-risk women (secondary care).

Most pregnant women are initially considered as 'low risk' and in 2012 85 % of them initially received antenatal care from an independently operating community midwife.

Foundations are further classified as independent, operating, community, corporate, as defined in table 2. The Foundation Center Online Directory (FCOD) is a comprehensive digital library that archives grants made and received by foundations and non-profit organisations.

His father, William Leishear of Goldvein, Va., owns H.O.A. Pool Management there, which operates community pools in northern Virginia.

*Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York operates community centers in Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, and in counties along the Hudson River.

"The whole idea is to have a strong holding company that can operate community banks," said Joseph R. Ficalora, the chairman of New York Community.