Sentence examples for perception of community from inspiring English sources

Respondents, who used phones themselves, had a higher perception of community approval of women and girls' use of phones and the Internet.

In particular, it is unclear how environmental perception of community members and government bodies relate to active engagement on coastal pollution.

It also points to perception of community gardens as private use and spatial and programming conflicts between gardening and other park uses as continued challenges.

The Realise Minas Tirith campaign profile states, "We all share a love of Tolkien's work, and a desire to challenge the common perception of community and architecture.

Community is not, and cannot, be the agent of change in popular perception of community colleges - but coupled with recent initiatives to revitalize such institutions, the show might have a small role in ushering in the change our leaders call for.

Perhaps abused women view their communities as more tolerant as a way to rationalize the abuse, or perhaps their perception of community tolerance is realistic.

An important determinant of influenza vaccination is the perception of community-based health practitioners about adequacy of vaccine stocks such as the availability and distribution of the vaccine on a timely basis and interruptions in its supply during some seasons [ 31, 75].

A community dialogue audit was conducted between June and September 2007 to assess the quality of the process, content of discussions, impact of the dialogues and perception of communities of the approach.

This study confirms that in Afghanistan referral patterns seem to reflect disease patterns as well as the perception of communities about what conditions are best treated with modern medicine.

Evaluative data show that researchers and community members differ on perceptions of community involvement and the extent to which communication problems have been resolved between the two groups.

Interviews were semi-structured, and content included perceptions of community health needs, resources, barriers, and opportunities.