Sentence examples for organization of community from inspiring English sources

"It is rare, if not unique, where a developer and an architect worked so closely with the community," said Sean Sweeney, the director of the SoHo Alliance, an umbrella organization of community groups.

"There's a real affinity between the organization of community life in the South and direct selling," said Nicole Woolsey Biggart, author of "Charismatic Capitalism: Direct Selling Organizations in America" and dean of the school of management at the University of California at Davis.

Mr. Cisneros, who is now the founding chairman of BioMedSA, a nonprofit organization of community and business leaders that promotes medical research in the city, said the current momentum in San Antonio has been a long time in the making — a result of "about 40 years of refining and honing economic cooperation".

Barack Obama's successful presidential campaign owed much to Internet-based organization of community groups around the country and a sense among volunteers and donors that they "owned" the campaign.

The Urban Land Institute (ULI), is an organization of community builders and members who develop and redevelop neighborhoods, business districts, and communities across the U.S. and around the world.

Welcome to your Community is run by Rockland County's Welcome Committee (RCWC), a not-for-profit organization of community volunteers whose mission is to introduce new residents to information and resources pertinent to their new community, with emphasis on assisting the growing immigrant population in Rockland to achieve their educational and work goals.

It will seldom be possible to predict how these changes in coevolution will affect the organization of communities, because of the intricate interdependencies among all organisms of the biosphere.

As biological communities are dismantled through human activities, coevolutionary processes and their effects on the organization of communities are disrupted.

Predators therefore differ from parasites and grazers in their effects on the dynamics of populations and the organization of communities.

These and other nontrophic relationships between species are as important as food chains and food webs in shaping the organization of biological communities (see below Interspecific interactions and the organization of communities).

The effect of parasitism on the dynamics of populations and the organization of communities is still one of the most underexplored topics in ecology.