Sentence examples for recommending community from inspiring English sources
She often clashed with the police, recommending community organizing to offset a police force decimated by budget cuts.
For some months he was chairman of Bill Clinton's Initiative on Race, a disorganised effort that ended by recommending "community co-operation".
In recommending community college as an option for bright high-schoolers eager to get a head start, for example, it fails to recognize the degree to which many community colleges have become way stations of remediation for students who didn't get an adequate high school education to begin with.
Most notable of the developments are those recommending community partnerships as avenues for delineating the social value of global health research in local settings.
She said her task force is recommending community-benefit-agreements, similar to ones it worked out with the tech industry, where cannabis businesses are subject to route a certain percent of profits back into community programs.
The jury recommended leniency, and the probation officer recommended community service.
The 2004 public health white paper, Choosing Health: Making Healthier Choices Easier, recommended community screening to target young people.
The SEI paper recommends community participation in developing strategies and decision-making on the management of water resources.
But "still, in most countries, implementation of the recommended community actions and health interventions for antenatal and intrapartum [during labour] care is generally low.
In 1984, the National Institute of Mental Health recommended community support programs that try to bolster patients' sense of personal dignity and encourage self-determination, peer support and the involvement of families and communities.
Where appropriate, they will recommend community sentences with compulsory rehabilitation programmes lasting for the best part of a year at a cost of £7,000 to £10,000 – compared to the £45,000 price tag of keeping someone in jail for a year.
