Sentence examples for turn community from inspiring English sources

Prevent is trying to turn community, religious and voluntary groups into information or intelligence providers.

He says there is a strong possibility that many of the 23 CSUs could become variants on social enterprises or mutuals, and cites the Department of Health's move to turn community services into social enterprises as a success story in which the new organisations have retained public sector values.

The kites, which will measure PM2.5 particulate matter in the sky and on the ground, are designed specifically to turn community science into community spectacle.

Antigambling groups argue that casinos turn communities into the stuff of country-music songs — rife with broken homes, car accidents and prostitution — and make them less desirable.

I spoke last week about the need to give much more power to the voluntary organisations and social enterprises that can turn communities around.

With the right mobilization and support, minority entrepreneurs could not only deliver economic opportunity, but also the sort of intangibles necessary to turn communities around.

In turn, communities become better equipped to relay environmental health concerns to policy makers.

Wednesday, "Hard Road Home," a documentary about a former gang leader turned community activist.

A former driver in the Indian Army turned community organizer, he has been protesting political corruption for years.

"Princeton -and Harvard-qualified lawyer turned community affairs director" was too scary for the voters to deal with.

After all, Valve's Greenlight system has turned community into a financial model; popularity, or at least notoriety, has become a prerequisite to success.