| But he quickly antagonises local people who want the land to be owned and used for the community's benefit. |
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| What if they declare that it's time for the public to be told some of the hard truths about the intelligence community's quotidian operations? |
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| It is bad medicine from the community's point of view, because it adds increasing costs. |
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| The attire of its male members, with their black skullcaps, is the strong symbol of the community's identity. |
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| For many societies, the human being is the person who has learned and obeys the community's rules. |
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| Travellers in York are compiling a book about their lives which should provide a permanent record of their community's history. |
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| He could understand the community's concern but believed his son was reformed and no longer a threat to society. |
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| The international community's role should be to support this self-liberation, not legitimize the illegitimate. |
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| Interdisciplinarity and community are critical elements of this learning community's notion of liberal education. |
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| Wrong word, reverend, but it does appertain to the evangelical community's attitude toward gay Americans and their families. |
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| It is one of 34 set up throughout the UK to cater for the business community's transport logistics needs. |
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| Today she said she wanted to get everyone, young and old, involved in the community's regeneration. |
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| On the western edge of town residents in the community's lone taqueria look out upon a rolling current of highway traffic. |
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| Radeschi said the community's resources have been taxed by dealing with troubled youth. |
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| However, I don't want to scarify the community's open discussion just for those annoying spams. |
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| The constructed quality of the story, its textuality, serves the community's need for self-possession. |
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| The community's part of the bargain is to keep funding the dialysis project, which Sarah Brown says is already producing results. |
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| In central Africa they signal the attainment of rank by the community's elders and by initiated members of secret societies. |
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| And he was sure that he was just starting to see the thin trails of smoke from his community's cook-fires. |
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| She asserts that the community's death rate has risen sharply, while the birth rate has crashed. |
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| They will also bituminise the community's main road to reduce the risk of dust-borne health hazards. |
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| It is still the world community's general desire and priority to settle urgent non-proliferation problems by political and diplomatic methods. |
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| The community's private school was non-sectarian and learning about different religions was part of the curriculum. |
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| Dozens of abandoned and neglected dogs and cats are to find shelter in a new haven, thanks to a community's generosity. |
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| In pre-literate societies, poetry was the means by which a community's cultural heritage was passed from one generation to the next. |
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| The problem is that the volume of information gathered today far outreaches the intelligence community's capability to process it. |
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| The cost of diverting waste can play hob with a private company's bottom line or a community's operating budget. |
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| The net community's indignation and impatience with the media industries must be tempered by some empathy! |
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| He also is a precinct committeeman with close ties to the community's Democratic Party leaders. |
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| The UN is the international community's ultimate legal forum, but the techniques are the same. |
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| A lot of Rosemary's work involves learning about and interacting with the local community's cultural diversity. |
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| Works like these are the focal point of a community's spiritual life, prayers, and invocations for ancestral intervention. |
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| The corrido has long been an expression reflecting public values and a community's interpretation of the historical process. |
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| The arts centre will form the centrepiece of the community's art and crafts industry. |
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| The programme did not appropriately address the community's resistance to opt for toilets as an alternative to open defecation. |
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| Frustrated by her friend's dim-wittedness and by the community's obdurate Presbyterian mentality, she rushes to help. |
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| It can fit in the corner of a room and produce enough flour to satisfy all a community's needs. |
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| Realising that it was mostly the community's men who were well documented in the palace's existing archives, Sarah set about filling in the missing pages of history. |
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| Without the emotional drive that the US brought to bear on a quite unprecedented situation, the international community's response is likely to have been confused and diffuse. |
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| It is time the elders and religious leaders within areas of this city got a hold of the unruly and offensive elements among their community's young people. |
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| Such treatment of the community's most vulnerable patients is a disgrace. |
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| The mere rumour of a landmine can render a community's fields unusable. |
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| The firm must also preserve the community's commitment to affordability. |
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| The inquiry had specified the translation of leaflets outlining operations and their possible complications into several languages to reflect the community's ethnic mix. |
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| The community's crisis of violence is reflected in a recursive narrative pattern, shaped out of repetitions and returns of the repressed memories of white violence in slavery. |
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| Daphne, Fred, Velma are on the nose as far as the town is concerned and the team have to not only restore the community's faith in them but also to save the day. |
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| That vantage point also allowed him to depict in the foreground the community's schoolhouse, which was built in 1861 a short distance north of the church family. |
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| Such execution of discipline within Baptist congregations aided in weeding out members who failed to meet the community's standard of commitment and participation. |
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| The restoration of the man from Gerasenes also points to the community's failure and the community's need for healing. |
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| The project is run by the Unst Partnership, the local community's development trust. |
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| The Hindu community's payasams, especially those made at temples, like the Ambalappuzha temple, are famous for their rich taste. |
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| Ezra, priest and scribe, with the help of the Levites, responds to the community's call. |
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| This project is part of the Unst Partnership, the community's development trust. |
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| The community's amenities include a dog park and about 20 residents have dogs, mostly Shih Tzus and Lhasa Apsos. |
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| Following consultations with the local community the plans changed to reflect the community's opinions and suggestions. |
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| Also make sure that clicking on your community's name or logo always brings you back to the home page. |
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| In addition, those interested in membership will have the opportunity to join one of the community's most well-respected Country Clubs. |
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| During Dutch colonial rule, the head of the Cheng Hoon Temple was appointed chief over the community's Chinese inhabitants. |
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| The slash-and-burn rice planting of the community's Da-an tribe and its belief in the spirit world are discussed. |
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| More than 300 families and friends watched in the community's Great Room as 75 Cub Scouts ages 7-10 raced miniature cars they crafted by hand. |
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| Bales and Valkyrie represent the finest of the community's caring volunteers and organizations but they're overwhelmed. |
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| Their mechanical aptitude is limited to the basic hand tools they use to fix the community's vintage snowmachines. |
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| And if you prefer your rides on an exercycle, well, there are plenty of those in the community's health club. |
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| Most industrialized countries in the OECD are not yet ready for the international community's new sustainability pledge. |
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| The community's medical work dates back to the early 1980s when plans were made to move all Amsterdam's hospitals to a huge new medical centre out in the polder. |
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| The community's Swamp Rabbit Trail, a rails-to-trails project, joins the Barton Campus to the cycling and walking path that will eventually extend 22 miles. |
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| The corporate community's criticism of the CPSA has been cacophonous. |
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| Fundraiser Kick-off Famous Boston Bruins fist-bumper Liam Fitzgerald needs the community's support as he will begin the chain reaction of a group fist bump. |
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| The ethnicity paradigm neglects the ways that race can complicate a community's interactions with basic social and political structures, especially upon contact. |
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| The Tampa community's feelings about the Whydah have mellowed little. |
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| Traditional knowledge can also reflect a community's interests. |
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| While the net curtains in the sleepy neighbourhood of Agrestic begin to twitch, Nancy becomes a big cog in the community's surprisingly lucrative supply chain. |
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| Based on a community's given situation, it may be more cost-efficient in the long term to replace the equipment with one that uses ozone-friendly refrigerant. |
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| Because it culminates in a lifestyle of discipleship, faith will develop and thrive only in an environment providing its absorption into the community's way of life. |
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| Yes, the community's major industry just tanked, but Tannis Drysdale, the town's economic development officer, believes there's a silver lining to all this. |
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| The community's 900 acres of open space feature views of Bennett Mountain and Pokeberry Creek, as well as footpaths, bike trails and sports fields. |
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| Our community's eager rush to embrace just about any celebrity who deigns to notice our existence is emblematic of our lack of self-esteem, our internalized homophobia. |
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| Gruene Hall was built in 1878 as the cotton farming community's social hall, and had miraculously continued to operate through the boll weevil invasion and Great Depression. |
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| Manufacturing Mennonites points to structural economic changes as a transformational development in the life and identity of that community's members. |
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| Mills accomplishes his goal, which is to show how vibrant pastoral attention to the sacraments capacitates a community's entrance into the realm of God. |
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| In problematizing Arab American identity, and in providing an exhaustive collection of material on the community's experiences in Arab Detroit, this book breaks new ground. |
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| I appreciate that Ruth Riddick's review raised important questions about the prochoice community's understanding of later abortion and women who seek later abortion care. |
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