Sentence examples for understanding a community from inspiring English sources

"Understanding a community is not about what gentrification is or isn't," he said.

By spending time understanding a community and contextualizing its disaster response plans, outside players can help communities "understand links — how different actors who respond in a time of crisis can help and support each other," Petheo said.

Epidemics require quick action, but we cannot cut corners when it comes to understanding a community's knowledge, attitudes and practices before employing interventions.

A gender-inclusive model would not only ensure accurate measurement of what remains one of the main threats to women's security, namely violence against women and girls both as a result of war and as a result of rape and physical violence in their homes and communities, but it would ensure a more sensitive means of understanding a community's and state's propensity toward violence.

Companies often negotiate a provisional (usually non-binding) Memorandum of Understanding with a community on the understanding that a more detailed, enforceable contract will be negotiated at a later date.

Ms. Greene of Rhizome.org described the difficulty in taking the temperature of Internet art as a matter of understanding a constantly changing community.

Understanding how a community can develop sustainably in a place like this is important because this is home to the most biologically diverse wetlands along the Pacific Coast.

In all its work Willis says it will return to Young's abiding interest in non-state action and that the best way of understanding how a community functions is to talk to local people.

On November 4, the GOP are going to get a very painful crash course in understanding what a community organizer is, and they are going to find out that Obama learned a lot as a community organizer back in Chicago.

This is one example of many to illustrate the contribution of CHESS to understanding how a community's attributes affect health behaviors in order to design effective intervention programs.

A study carried out in Bangladesh examined participants' understanding of a community-based study of iron supplementation [ 8].