Sentence examples for representing communities from inspiring English sources

We denote the center of each commune by an ID ranging from 1 to 10, colors representing communities.

That's why culture is important – and representing communities that aren't represented as much as they were seems an important thing to me".

For nearly three decades, Mr. Seabrook has been a fixture in Bronx politics, serving the last decade on the Council, representing communities like Co-op City, Williamsbridge and Baychester.

The money was paid directly into Leigh Day's account in the Ivorian capital Abidjan, but the court of appeal ordered the £30m immediately be transferred to the account of Claude Gouhourou, one of the dozens of people representing communities affected by toxic waste.

The payments to the Council candidates ranged from $20,472 for Francesca M. Castellanos, who is running for a Council seat in northern Manhattan, to $58,452 for Richard Perez, who is running for a seat representing communities including the East New York and Bushwick sections of Brooklyn.

Functional types may be used instead of species for representing communities.

Mr. Tafur spends most of his time these days representing community groups in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, fighting a proposed natural gas plant on the East River.

She is also a former chairwoman of Operation Crackdown, a volunteer legal services organization representing community groups in lawsuits seeking to shut down crack houses and drug centers.

Community Land Scotland, an organisation representing community land owners, welcomed the move.

Nearly every facility has a health committee, which is responsible for representing community interests.

During interviews, some lay counsellors spoke of their influence in lessening stigma as well as representing community role models.