Sentence examples for undertaking community from inspiring English sources

Initially officials were reluctant to respond about the idea of him undertaking community work.

A quasi-experimental study was carried out on volunteer tourists undertaking community, wildlife and conservation projects, in South Africa.

The singer will continue his programme as an outpatient, his attorney said, while also undertaking community service in accordance with a court order.

Gordon Brown has been discussing with colleagues plans to spend a week undertaking community work in his Kirkcaldy constituency as part of his month-long holiday.

After undertaking community research on this topic, Kathy Guthadjaka presented findings to the annual 'Over the Top' conference for the Northern Territory Christian Schools in 2012: In Arnhem Land the spring tides have brought lots of foreign things to our shores.

The Inclusive Communities Project, Inc. - HUD published regulations strengthening requirements of local governments to affirmatively further fair housing while undertaking community planning exercises in order to undo residential segregation and promote diverse, inclusive communities.

Researchers in developing countries such as India face challenges in undertaking community-based studies: not only are there resource constraints, but the country is large and the population highly diverse in culture, education and wealth.

Although problematic in large urban populations, we are currently undertaking community-based denominator surveys to further strengthen our observation and provide a robust estimate of IPD incidence in preparation for the imminent introduction of conjugate pneumococcal vaccine into the expanded programme of immunisation (EPI) in Malawi.

By 1994, with the communities now undertaking community-based treatment, coverage was improving.

The map book method, if validated in other settings, could be a useful tool for researchers undertaking community-based CRTs in which endpoints are measured at a site distant from participants' places of residence.

ii) Selection of students was based on criteria that explicitly weighed academic disciplinary aptitudes alongside capacity for undertaking community-based interventions and knowledge translation, as well as cultural diversity, producing a first group of 30 students who were interdisciplinary, interregional, and intercultural with 5 indigenous community leaders.