Sentence examples for refers to communities from inspiring English sources

Resource mobilization refers to communities' ability to mobilise and contribute resources towards a community based intervention.

C-IMCI refers to Community-based Integrated Management of Childhood Illness.

Management refers to community's capacity to take decisions about the programmes' direction and development.

At that date the name probably referred to communities of Greeks settled in the eastern Achaemenian provinces.

Higher levels of centrality refer to communities offering a broader spectrum of functions.

She was referred to Community Restart after experiencing depression and suicidal thoughts.

He called the office of City Councilwoman Melissa Mand-Viverito and was referred to Community Board 11.

After some counselling, she was referred to Community Restart, a service in East Lancashire that aims to get mental health service users and others who feel isolated back into society.

The goal of avoiding needless detention is especially important, given data showing that children who do time are far more likely to become repeat offenders than those referred to community-based programs.

"By joining C.S.A.s or shopping at farmers' markets, people have made the commitment," Ms. Fernald said, referring to community-supported agriculture programs, in which people buy a weekly share of a farm's output.

Her only ways of coping with her desperation were by abusing drugs and alcohol, and frequent appointments with her GP for antidepressants – until she was referred to community nurse, Ruth Chorley.