Sentence examples for ties with communities from inspiring English sources

The review will be done by the department's office of community oriented policing services (Cops), which promotes improvements to officers' ties with communities.

So organizations like the Danish Demining Group (DDG), a particularly large-scale outfit active in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Burma, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and elsewhere, put a premium on trying to build strong ties with communities before they ever set foot into a minefield, keeping the local residents involved and informed throughout the process.

So organisations like the Danish Demining Group (DDG), a particularly large-scale outfit active in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Burma, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and elsewhere, put a premium on trying to build strong ties with communities before they ever set foot into a minefield, keeping the local residents involved and informed throughout the process.

Pressed for economic survival as salesmen in rural markets, they also depended on social ties with communities for their placement, reputation, and protection from the authorities.

The more the police fail to defuse confrontations but instead help create them — be it with their equipment, tactics or demeanor — the more ties with community members are burned, he said.

He said the group built up ties with community leaders and the town board, and helped organize a local development corporation for New Cassel, the least affluent corner of North Hempstead.

Walmart told the Senate Agricultural Committee in 2012 that buying locally "allows us to strengthen ties with local communities...Sourcing from local farmers is one more way that we can live our commitment to our communities".

Deepening ties with Muslim communities is also a central plank of Barack Obama's presidency.

And Lutambi's ties with local communities give visitors a look at local life that you don't see in a remote lodge in the park itself.

The hope was for law enforcement to forge peaceful ties with these communities and make the city as a whole safer.

In Israel, the idea of urging the diaspora to come home is generally a vote-winner.In quieter ways, however, the government is pursuing a different tactic: boosting ties with Jewish communities abroad, without insisting they should flee.