"And of course, this is something that would cut through communities and the countryside".
Health officials repeated their position today that the disease was not spreading through communities.
She has made real friends through communities and groups on the platform.
Yiddish therefore illuminates how languages are constructed through communities' experiences of loss, fragmentation, and recreation.
Standing amid rubble in front of flooded homes, he lamented that so many people's lives were "upended" by the floodwaters that swept through communities with devastating force.
(A total failure of the structure, according to one water manager, would have sent a thirty-foot wave tearing through communities downstream).
The home secretary's decision to scrap the "Preventing Violent Extremism" programme (Prevent) as administered through Communities and Local Government has been met with widespread relief.
It can help identify mutations in viruses in real time, allowing health workers in emergencies to quickly establish the evolution and geographical journey of the virus through communities.
It take referrals from across the Northern Territory, mostly through communities but some through government welfare departments, NT corrections and police.
Its buses also serve 22 of Westchester's 43 railroad stations, and shuttle buses loop through communities during peak commuting hours to serve Metro-North.
This transfers energy upwards through communities of heavier zooplankton, leading to a fourfold increase in weights of planktivorous young-of-the-year fish.
