Sentence examples for status of communities from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically then, although the law privatizing communal land eliminated the legal status of communities, in practice it established a policy that resulted in adding another administrative function, that of land partition, to the communal organization of villages.

Understanding and improving the health status of communities depend on effective public health surveillance.

We must take apart this formidable & ghastly apparatus so that we can attain the status of communities rather than of powers, of people rather than frightening and frightened bullies.

This adds further evidence to, what has been found in other studies, that species rarity is a sensitive and reliable measure of the ecological and conservational status of communities.

She is committed to learning how contextual factors (such as neighborhood support, violence, trauma, and poverty) contribute to health and the interventions we can do to improve the health status of communities.

However, successive similarity may offer a false sense of security regarding the status of communities when relatively small changes in richness or abundance values accumulate over time, resulting in substantial long-term changes in communities when compared to historic baseline conditions that successive similarity cannot detect.

The article then describes how the French courts have enforced the higher status of Community law against a subsequent inconsistent statute (Part II).

The project's implementation successfully improved the environmentally destructive washing practices of the women who had been washing for many years in the lagoons, and has raised the health and economic status of community members.

It was hypothesized a Social Marketing Theory−based, registered dietitian led, in-home, cardiovascular disease−targeted diet-education program would improve the dietary status of community-residing older women.

REPOWERBalcombe cites numerous recent rule changes: the imminent slashing of feed-in tariffs for solar; continuing uncertainty over the government's future plans for solar subsidies; changes to the tax system that would have cut the preferential tax arrangements for community schemes; and a redrawing of the legal status of community schemes by the Financial Conduct Authority.

But, report on the current status of community acquired MRSA in the study area is scanty.