Sentence examples for weak communities from inspiring English sources
The report calls for the demolition of high-rise social housing estates that are "beyond recovery", and links tower blocks with high crime rates, weak communities and poor health and education among residents.
The first, and most current, is Malcolm Gladwell's argument that social networks such as Twitter are "weak" communities, which are unlikely to be very effective in terms of stimulating real or lasting political change.
State-controlled media quoted Chen Tonghai, the chairman of Sinopec, a state-owned oil producer and refiner, as saying that the tax could be used to boost subsidies for "weak communities" to offset price increases.China worries about the impact of rising prices on a wide range of consumers, but peasants and taxi drivers are foremost among them.
Weak communities are those where members exhibit low levels of interaction and trust, and high levels of competition and divergent goals.
In Africa and Asia, the state's permission to act is accordingly stimulating land grabbing and the expropriation of weak communities without any lobby.
Few policy initiatives need to be taken for fostering a positive attitude towards entrepreneurship among members of weak communities and encouraging the catalytic role towards further development.
"You can only divide a community by disenfranchising a constituency," he said, "and a divided community is a weak community".
Remanding him in custody, the district judge said Assange faces "serious" allegations and has "comparatively weak community ties in this country".
The conflict with Isis has frayed already weak community bonds – but this process cannot properly take place until the conflict is resolved.
However, the study highlighted that many women do not breastfeed due to a combination of government policies, weak community support and the tactics of the formula milk industry.
