Sentence examples for to become community from inspiring English sources

While the course is intended to prepare people to become community leaders, many had different reasons for taking it.

After seeing him work to find younger people to become community leaders, she is now trying to recruit more herself.

In Jamkhed, an impoverished district in western India, the training of women to become community health workers broke down the normally high barriers between Indian castes.

"Expanding the role of children's centres to become community hubs, integrating support services, could deliver the support needed to tackle the underlying causes of crisis for vulnerable families.

Results have shown that the model has enabled girls to become community leaders and successfully advocate for passage and implementation of girl-friendly laws and policies.

Now you need to give more community colleges the resources they need to become community career centers -– places that teach people skills that businesses are looking for right now, from data management to high-tech manufacturing.

A group of Newcastle businessmen have put forward a proposal for the Knights to become community-owned by raising at least $15 million in a share offering in the NRL club.

It sounds like a typical morning at Starbucks, but it's actually a scene from the lobby of the Classic Stage Company, one of a handful of New York theaters that have discovered how concession stands can extend the life of their spaces beyond that night's curtain to become community-building places where patrons are encouraged to sit awhile, often during the day.

As Sarah Joeng, author of The Internet of Garbage, says: "If private platforms are to become communities, agoras, tiny new societies, they have to make a real effort to collect the garbage".

Macclesfield revealed that they were in talks with potential buyers in January, having reluctantly put plans to become community-owned on hold the previous month because of their financial troubles.

Building the capacity of girls to 'pay it forward' and supporting them to become community-minded leaders is a key aim of Kisa.