Sentence examples for under community control from inspiring English sources

Between 60 and 80 percent of Mexico's remaining forests are under community control, according to Sergio Madrid of the Mexican Civic Council for Sustainable Forestry.

Lambeth council is putting its youth services under community control so individual neighbourhoods can choose the services that will steer vulnerable young people away from crime and towards a better future.

As a communist, Bakunin shared Marx's vision of a classless, stateless community in which the means of production would be under community control; as an anarchist, however, he vehemently rejected Marx's claim that the dictatorship of the proletariat was a necessary step on the way to communism.

A historic pier on Skye could be brought under community control.

Foster, who had threatened in November to incarcerate Strawberry should he appear before her again, gave Strawberry an 18-month prison sentence, then suspended it and said he would be under two years of community control.

Today, about one-third of tropical forests are under some form of local community control, and that share is growing.

Small cities reply that they will lose community control, surrender control over budgets and come under the jurisdiction of the province's muscular public service unions.

Conversely, in very young, immunologically semi-naive infants at Kilifi, on the Kenyan coast, comparisons of those sleeping under ITN with community randomized control infants showed that infection rates were reduced by 50% among those using ITN [37].

The 14-year old Polish girl had documented the harrowing experiences of her Jewish community under Nazi control in compellingly honest, soul-baring teenaged prose beginning October 3, 1943.

Isis could elect to hold the city to the end and has been conscripting fighters from Sunni communities under its control.

Many formerly secular Syrians who may have prayed but whose lives were focused on the prosaic — feeding their families and spending time with friends — are growing beards, forgoing alcohol and, in some communities under rebel control, establishing courts under Shariah, or Islamic law.