Sentence examples for ties community from inspiring English sources

This Executive Order seeks to eliminate those stated priorities and makes any undocumented immigrant currently living in the United States a potential target for deportation, regardless of any mitigating factors (such as length of time in the country, familial ties, community support, etc).

Not only do we spend a huge amount of time, pleasantly or unpleasantly, on one road or another, but a road is also what ties communities and generations together across space and time.

Again, a clear message must be forged by the distinct yet closely tied communities that are relevant to the scientific undertaking, namely the political and the funding community, the international non-governmental organizations, and the research communities.

The communities were selected on the basis of exposure status and close ties between community leaders and the researchers at CEAS, allowing for greater accessibility to the community.

Nazi persecution broke those families and the ties of community.

From NHS workers to Teachfirst advocates, being part of the mesh that ties our community together also ties families together.

Over the decades, as Americans migrated from cities to suburbs and exurbs, their ties to community, already weakened by the residual individualism of our culture, have unraveled.

When something deeper than just greed ties a community, hard forks don't occur as often.

They presented evidence of my close social ties, outstanding community service and other good deeds.

Instead, it called for policies such as increased job training programs and closer ties between community colleges and employers.

The moderator was a pharmacy professor with no ties to community or hospital pharmacy.