Sentence examples for time for communities from inspiring English sources

With all due respect for people's sensitivities, it is past time for communities to buckle down and build.

Finlay said: "The past 24 hours has been a very challenging time for communities and policing in Northern Ireland".

12.38pm BST Welby says this is a time for communities to come together, and the national Christian-Muslim Forum is working for that.

The archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, who visited a community in Birmingham with Ibrahim Mogra, a leader of the Muslim Council of Britain, said, "This is very much a time for communities to come together".

The red zone indicates that it is time for communities to evacuate for safety.

Another concession that was made in the budget was to allow more time for communities to take on the running of libraries.

Mrs. Ziminsky was an enthusiastic homemaker; also made time for community service.

We don't need to be Asian to be kind and set aside a little time for community service.

The military is expected to be involved in a big spring offensive against Al Qaeda that will probably mean more combat and less time for community projects.

Baez stresses the rezoning plan is not yet finished, and there is ample time for community members to continue participating in its design.

She is a patron of no less than 10 local charities, president or vice-president of three others, and still finds time for community work.