Sentence examples for the communities from from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, regional air quality could be maintained to keep the communities from health damage.

Instead, this was a parish "back levee," built to protect the communities from storm surge.

We term the separation of the communities from their traditional territory as a 'decoupling' of people from their local environment.

Hawkins feels that parents and the communities from which the athletes come must become more involved in the refining process.

He added, "Without question, there will be established child molesters free from custody and allowed to go back into the communities from whence they came".

The federal minister for Indigenous affairs, Nigel Scullion, has dismissed the blame, pointing to WA discussions around closing the communities from well before the funding agreements.

And North Moroccan jihadism is a reality today, just as the north African communities in France and Belgium are the communities from where proportionally most European jihadis emerge.

But they do, by their own seasonal selections, which simply do not reflect the public or the communities from which they receive tax breaks.

But they are a long way from such understanding of the groups and the communities from which the present home grown terrorists arise.

Little of it is seen by the communities from which the timber was logged, which draw greater revenues from eco-tourism.

We want them to thrive within the political structure, as role models and to benefit the communities from whence they came.