Sentence examples for the development of a community from inspiring English sources

Geller, the winner of numerous awards from far-right organisations such as the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is credited with coining the term "ground zero mega mosque" as part of highly publicised campaign against the development of a community centre, which included a mosque, a few blocks from where the twin towers once stood in New York.

Describe your role in one sentence: As a GP I have many roles and like many colleagues I am also involved in commissioning, including being medical director for the South West London collaborative commissioning programme and leading the development of a community education provider network (CEPN).

A planning application for the development of a community stadium at Newmarket, just off the M62 motorway - where the Wildcats are due to be major tenants - has been referred by the Government to the Secretary of State, which at best will cause a lengthy delay.

Now, first of all I want to make you understand the inevitableness of revolution and civil war, even on the part of women, when you reach a certain stage in the development of a community's life.

This article is about the development of a community network in an Atlanta, Georgia, neighborhood.

The paper also discusses an application of the architecture in the development of a community of interest.

Early plans single out basic community improvements, like a $100,000 tree-planting initiative, the development of a community-based art plan and improvement of employment, education and transit services.

This study investigated the development of a community-focused curriculum integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention and nursing standardized terminologies as an organizing infrastructure.

We describe the development of a community-based evaluation tool that links actions proposed by technical experts (e.g. biologists, ecologists, engineers) to restore functioning of the Tillamook Bay estuary with the values and concerns expressed by community residents.

It has helped in the development of a community-based education management information system.

An innovative programme keeps children learning In 2002, UNICEF supported the development of a community-based pilot education programme in Hebron and Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip.