Sentence examples for taking on communities from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, my office issued a report that demonstrated the toll that extreme rainstorms and floods are taking on communities all over the State.

These trends and their impact on communities across the country -- including the disproportionate toll they are taking on communities of color -- were documented in the report submitted to the Council by a coalition of national and local housing organizations, coordinated by the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty (NLCHP) and endorsed by over 60 organizations.

Today Glendale parents, senior citizens, students, educators, shoppers at the Galleria and the Americana at Brand and small-business owners are all much more keenly aware of the toll it has taken on communities to have a society that is awash in deadly firearms.

In Oxfordshire the low carbon hub fulfils this role in lending that support and expertise and empowering communities to take on community energy".

He maintains that a police force's performance -- or "profits" -- can be accurately gauged only by factoring in the "costs" of police operations: not only the financial costs, but the toll that police operations take on community relations, or how the department's use of authority impinges on citizens' liberties.

He formed a gardening club that spread to other Providence Row hostels and included taking on community work.

If Cameron is looking for a blueprint for a distinctively Tory take on communities, family and the welfare state, then he couldn't do much better than to start here - with the output of an institution of impeccable Labour lineage.

For the next 11 years, she traveled to various Indian states, took on community projects including one that came to be known as the Gopal Ashram in the Bhilangana valley (now in the state of Uttarakhand), and worked on environmental issues such as those preventing deforestation and implementing flood-control measures.

Don't join a group or take on community service because it looks good on an application; do it to make a difference".

They are also expected to help out in the galleries -- by gallery-sitting, for instance -- and to take on community projects.

The council has worked with Pub is the Hub, an organisation that gives grants to pubs to take on community services, with the council replenishing the book stock.