Sentence examples for organized community from inspiring English sources

Our partners at country level include governments, non-governmental organizations, organized community groups and families.

Single-cell organisms can behave as an organized community through a variety of different communication mechanisms.

Durkheim (1933), as someone, in whose work, one can find intellectual roots of functionalism, believes that through a process, density is put aside more mechanically and is replaced organically (naturally) by an organized community.

It was not an organized community; it was organically forming and morphing with the downtown world meeting uptown.

Tenants had organized community watch rallies.

In nearby Opopeo, residents have organized community patrols and created an alert system using church bells.

Sustainable elimination or rendering of such habitats unsuitable for larval development needs horizontally organized, community-based programs that take people's needs into account.

In Honduras, Garifuna women led and organized community-based activities for the repair of houses, businesses, and public buildings after the Hurricane Mitch (1998), and targeted DRR and livelihood opportunities at the same time (IPCC 2012).

According to Nice, "we form a well-organized community that solves problems on its own as much as possible, in a way that everyone can agree with".

It is a well-organized community, and no stranger to protest.

This project also faces substantial hurdles, including well-organized community opposition.