Sentence examples for recreational groups from inspiring English sources

While Jewish community and religious organizations organize thousands of programs a year on Long Island, ranging from recreational groups for single mothers to drug and alcohol counseling, formal assistance in job hunting is usually not one of them.

PAGE A8 Preserving a Wilderness With a purchase last week in Ulster County, N.Y., environmental and recreational groups have preserved 16,783 acres of wilderness in the Shawangunk Mountains.

Environmental and recreational groups last week completed a $1.7 million purchase of 2,100 acres in Ulster County, bringing to 16,783 acres the total pristine forest land acquired around the Shawangunks since 1985.

But now, the environmental pendulum has swung the other way and state and federal environmental officials, along with private recreational groups such as Trout Unlimited, have teamed up with power companies that own many of the dams to work for construction of fish passages on the rivers.

Although camping in the wild is not permitted in England and Wales, it was made legal across Scotland by the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, which came into effect in February 2005, after campaigning by recreational groups such as the Ramblers Association.

At a time when people have less time to spend with their neighbors or in civic and recreational groups, these workers say that a traditional office -- despite all of its problems -- has become one of the few places to find a community.

Now it organises weekly recreational group rides through quieter districts that have sometimes attracted hundreds of cyclists.

A program at Hofstra University, in Hempstead, could still produce happy campers, however: "They go a half-day for fine arts, and the other half, they go to a recreational group that may be sports, or other activities," said Roberta Melnick, the director of the Hofstra fine arts camp.

Sung et al. [ 40] had an active control group in the form of a social recreational group program.

To verify the double dissociation between stimulant use and familial risk, we additionally compared the recreational group with the sibling group and the stimulant-dependent group; the results are shown in Figure S1 in Supplement 1.

We found that risk of contact with AIV-infected wildlife was 8 times higher for the recreational group compared to either the occupational or the casual group (p<0.0001; EpiInfo, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA, USA).