Sentence examples for put on community from inspiring English sources

What happens next is vital, not just to the question of what kind of value can be put on community, welfare, and the rights of those who simply occupy rather than own London's aggressively coveted spaces.

But Murray gets the laid-back, hippie points—he's constructed a huge Burning-Man like complex in downtown Bangalore where he'll put on community art and startup events.

So emphasis is put on community involvement in responding to and reducing crime rather than leaving the problem of crime to the government alone.

The numbers put on community treatment orders have also risen sharply, from 2,134 in 2008-09 to 4,600 last year.

"We're very concerned about the increasing prevalence of conflicts and natural disasters and the amount of stress they put on communities," Saxena said.

For venues putting on community-oriented shows that don't make a lot of money, it can also be difficult to navigate government bureaucracy and in some cases financially impossible to transform a building in a way that complies with municipal codes, which are often outdated.

Mr Simmonds is due to have talks with senior government ministers including Communities Secretary Eric Pickles and Health Secretary Andrew Lansley about the pressures the rise in population has put on the community.

And though, she said, the department is making a noble effort to resolve the disputes, "this is a burden that should not be put on the community".

Mr Simmonds said the government needed to understand the pressures the rise in population had put on the community.

More emphasis should be put on the community where each neighborhood could take on a role in promoting and improving their own health care according to their own needs; an example could be taken from the U.K. model where a number of policy documents were adopted [ 7, 8].

The focus was put on how the community risk perceptions were shaped in the context of social amplification of risk in responding to climate change.