Sentences with phrase «communities leave to chance»

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Led by seniors Pattriana Perry and Daria Cook, along with junior Nia Vance, sophomore Hannah Davis and freshman Jurnee Woodward, the quintet have a chance to leave a mark in the state track and field community.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, when it finally closes up shop, has a chance to leave a lasting legacy that other agencies across the country could look to should they be charged with rebuilding and revitalizing a city and community.

DLA is the key to the outside world for disabled people in residential care, giving them the chance to leave their homes, get out and about in the community, go shopping and visit friends and family.

«While I am excited and honored by the chance to serve my alma mater and a university at which I taught for fifteen years, it will be difficult to leave HGSE,» said Ryan in a letter to the Ed School community, announcing his departure.

Chances are, parents, community leaders, and educators will be left years from now with an even greater sense of uncertainty about who really runs the district and to whom they should turn, or assign blame, when things go wrong.

During the Rumspringa, Amish adolescents are given the chance to temporarily explore the outside world before choosing to either return to the Amish lifestyle and be baptized, or leave their community forever.

If Dancing around the Bride has any readymade takeaway, it might be that a fertile community of artistic influence is at its best when it forms organically around shared interests and social contexts, providing the outcomes of such parties are left to chance.

The presentations were preceded by a brief business meeting and the election of new board members, followed by a reception featuring light refreshments and a chance to connect with West Coast LEAF staff, leadership, and our community of friends and supporters.

Community engagement is an undeniably critical part of ensuring that mentoring isn't left to chance.