Sentence examples for whose communities from inspiring English sources

I also want to communicate with the young people we serve in our schools, whose communities are impacted daily by senseless acts of violence.

Certainly, that's the view of Indigenous people whose communities I have been visiting for more than thirty years.

First past the post's fundamental incompatibility with an electorate whose communities are no longer merely geographical is clearer than ever.

The changes set off emotional debates over the future of the buildings, whose communities prized their distinctive structures and histories.

Worst affected are the 12,000 people from the Guajajara ethnic group, whose communities have been surrounded by flames.

These days, her greater concern is for reaching out to the young people whose communities have been wracked by gang violence.

There are a number of demesnes (tenant farms) in Meath, as well as farms owned by Irish- (Gaelic-) language speakers whose community originated in the poor west country.

Luis Facundo, whose community development firm, Cyber Community, designed the proposed building, said: "We selected a name that is very Dominican, which is sending the wrong message.

He is a social-care pioneer whose community interest company, DERiC, helps to broker alliances between projects and the local authorities that commission care services.

Similarly, Nourali Tabandeh, a dervish from Gonabad, whose community has also been targeted by the authorities, is not allowed to live in his hometown.

Directing Gleeson again, in film about a small-town priest whose community turns on him: "It's basically Bresson with gags".