Sentence examples for sensitive to community from inspiring English sources

They say that they are very sensitive to community concerns, and are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to muffle the noise.

After Abner Louima was sodomized at a police station house in Brooklyn in 1997, the Police Department, sensitive to community anger in the racially charged case, decided to transfer 24 black officers into the precinct to diversify it.

Allan Binder, a Republican member of the Suffolk Legislature from Huntington, said he hoped the railroad would be more sensitive to community concerns than it was about three years ago when it sought to locate the storage yard in Greenlawn.

The project requires approval by the City Planning Commission, but the real battle will probably come in the City Council, which is generally more sensitive to community outcry and to a coalition of elected officials seeking substantive changes in the plan.

The report raises concerns about the lack of intervention by the local council, which he says was too sensitive to "community cohesion".

The study team needed to be sensitive to community circumstances such as deaths and funerals, as well as unforeseen events such government interventions [ 22].

In addition to housing a school for 24 unwed, teenage mothers, the center buzzes daily with meetings of nonprofit community groups and business organizations sensitive to the community, Father Hynes said.

Quite simply, the residents of Fullerton deserve a police department which understands and is sensitive to the community it serves and protects -- and that would be the entire community, including its most vulnerable members.

We are sensitive to the community".

"The city is just not sensitive to our community".

"However, we believe people should be sensitive to our community".