Sentence examples for suggested community from inspiring English sources

From these suggested community actions, livelihood diversification in forms of off-season farming and investment in livestock (mainly small ruminant fattening) were viewed by the respondents as the promising options to reduce their vulnerability to future climatic shocks.

But the Criminal Justice Alliance, a coalition of 70 organisations including campaigning charities, said its research suggested community penalties remained at least 8% more effective than short prison sentences at reducing reoffending.

Others suggested community activities (" soccer and lacrosse", " participate in some kind of sport", "[find] a park within walking distance", "[ride] bikes", and " go to an indoor activities center").

Lack of awareness as a barrier was cited by almost all the respondents irrespective of their level of training and hospital of practice, and respondents suggested community awareness campaigns using mass media including the FM radios as a remedy.

These findings remain consistent with other studies that suggested community mobilization [ 39, 79] to enhance MI in PMTCT as well as use of community leaders through community outreach [ 74], public meetings in places like churches, bars or shebeens as strategies for promoting MI [ 53- 55, 66].

One 18-year-old female with TB suggested "community campaigns to teach people what it is, how it is cured, how to avoid it…" Several participants stated that educating the youth through their schools could be an effective vehicle for reaching large numbers of people, but that the education of TB and other illnesses must be thorough.

Cantle cited as evidence an almost four-fold increase in the number of electoral wards with a non-white majority, from 119 in 2001 to 429 today, saying that suggested communities were more concentrated by race, rather than increasingly mixed.

A 2008 study in Pennsylvania suggested communities could save money by focusing on intervention programs for at-risk youths.

When women were asked their preferences regarding the location of the clinic, some suggested community-based locations, closer to where they lived.

They also suggested community-based delivery systems including community champions, community educational programmes (such as short courses in community centres) and community snowballing (whereby healthcare professionals provide initial educational sessions, then peers provide these sessions afterwards).

Finally, as a recommendation to improve the type of support and understanding participants wanted from others, most suggested community-wide TB and HIV education programs, tailored for various audiences, including patients themselves, families, partners and the wider community.