Sentence examples for sufficient communities from inspiring English sources

"Not only do they represent beauty in architecture, with many surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and grounds," she said, "but they were also among the first ecological and self sufficient communities, respecting the traditions of agriculture and rural lifestyle".

If there are not sufficient community and social care services to support this shift, hospitals may need to delay discharging patients".

Although proposed charter schools must demonstrate sufficient community support to reach their enrollment goals, the kind of opposition Mount Vernon officials voiced today is not necessarily an obstacle to approval, Mr. Bellafiore said.

A letter of rejection sent to the Renaissance applicants listed two reasons for their failure: a lack of sufficient community support and a financial plan that "left little room for error".

Part of the problem was that the issue in 2004 was framed in Washington as the charitable activities performed by nonprofit hospitals – that is, whether they rendered sufficient "community benefits" for the tax exemption they enjoyed.

Despite their performance on dynamic complex networks, their formulations lack complete reflection of sufficient community detection model.

Opponents of community treatment orders (CTOs) argue that they would be unnecessary if sufficient community services such as assertive community treatment (ACT) teams were available.

If the new project garners sufficient community interest, the researchers could eventually turn it into a comprehensive one-stop search hub for the geosciences, says computer scientist Tom Narock of Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia, another principal investigator on the project.

Ineffective reentry processes and/or lack of sufficient community mental health programming can also reduce the chance that this population successfully reintegrates to the community, increasing their likelihood of returning to these same facilities (Ventura et al. 1998; Loveland and Boyle 2007; Epperson et al. 2011).

The Newark Students Union has repeatedly protested One Newark, saying it was developed without sufficient community input.

We have closed over 500,000 beds, without providing sufficient community services and adequate housing to pick up the slack.