Sentence examples for returning to communities from inspiring English sources

Many of them are returning to communities like Palm Meadows, whose developer, the Adarsh Group, advertises "beautiful homes for beautiful people".

Christopher Winship, a sociology professor at Harvard University who has studied the relationship between the police and the clergy in Boston cites an increase in felons returning to communities from prison over the last two years.

Being poor and/or a person of color and returning to communities that lack resources to support successful re-entry inspired the CHWs to advocate for better treatment in healthcare systems.

For the more than 700,000 individuals released annually, who are returning to communities in metropolitan areas with high concentrations of ex-offenders, the challenges may be overwhelmingly greater than for the larger reentry population.

The United States is already experiencing an increase in ex-offenders returning to communities nationwide, as documented in recent Bureau of Justice Statistics reports on the prison population (Glaze 2011).

Participants were thus documented as being HIV-infected with an underlying substance use disorder (i.e. participants self-reported having used drugs in the past and/or trying to stay clean), and were returning to communities in Connecticut, many of which had high rates of concentrated poverty with up to 48%% of the population living below the poverty line (Buchanan and Abraham 2015).

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However, two-thirds of the participants experienced a catastrophic decline in the ability to walk 500 meters suggesting severe difficulties in returning to community activities after hip fracture.

By Ndiaga Seck For a former child member of an armed group, returning to community life takes determination and support, but the result is positive and enduring.

And, according to Dr. George Boggs, former president and CEO of the American Association of Community Colleges, increasing numbers of students who have earned baccalaureate or advanced degrees are returning to community colleges to complete some aspect of technical or skills training (Boggs, 2010).