Our professional staff includes teachers, coaches and educational administrators in
local communities which have been trained to meet the educational needs of all types of student learners.
Brazil will now be focused on developing opportunities for forest - based economies within the rainforests to support
the local communities which it hopes will be more sustainable in the longer term for the country.
We also believe in supporting
the local communities which we visit, by choosing to source many of our supplies and services locally.
Recognize that mountain ecosystems inhabited by snow leopards provide essential ecosystem services, including storing and releasing water from the origins of river systems benefitting one - third of the world's human population; sustaining the pastoral and agricultural livelihoods of
local communities which depend on biodiversity for food, fuel, fodder, and medicine; and offering inspiration, recreation, and economic opportunities;
The local communities which make up the new constituency have been badly let down by the Labour Party both locally and nationally - the resounding defeat last month of Labour's Congestion Charge is just the latest example of how out - of - touch Labour have become from the concerns of residents.
Madam Ofosu - Agyare also challenged all Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies to join hands with my Ministry to develop all tourist sites up to the required international standard adding that her Ministry is ready to offer the requisite technical assistance to any assembly or
local community which is ready to develop its tourist attraction.
Hampshire County Council decided not to rebuild and only a determined fight by
the local community which went all the way to the Office of the Schools Adjudicator overturned their decision.
It's close to a temple and
local community which is also where the island's administrative centre and hospital are located.
Besides their guest house they are both very involed in the Uplifing of
the local community which one does not find too often.
English: Students identify an issue (either individually or as a class) in
their local community which represents a violation of human rights values and principles and develops and implements a plan of action for addressing this problem.
Not exact matches
As fracking became commercially viable, oil and gas drilling companies entered
communities with shale gas resources,
which can have a number of
local effects.
Stonecipher's aviation school,
which has a waiting list for people anxious to get in, has partnered with the
local community college and is the exclusive training program for the Professional Helicopter Pilot Program at Yavapai College.
In the letter,
which has been published online, the civic leaders said Amazon must be ready to hire
local workers, pay its fair share of
local taxes, and negotiate with the
local community to ensure its facility will positive impact everyone.
Now, many big chains are developing creative ways to capture a market that has rejected them, and franchises,
which usually have
local ownership, are starting to play up the neighborhood and
community aspects of their stores.
The new
community standards do not incorporate separate procedures under
which governments can demand the removal of content that violates
local law.
Two
local public sector leaders have taken top honours at a Leadership WA ceremony last night,
which acknowledge those who have shown exceptional levels of leadership and
community contribution.
For example, each store in the Whole Foods Market chain donates food to area food banks and shelters and holds
community giving days during
which 5 percent of net sales are donated to a
local nonprofit.
She had been renting in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside for ten years, during
which time she'd built a successful
local theatre company, a strong
community of friends, and had had two children with her husband who also works in the arts.
But long term, the Kellers, father and daughter, envision a microfranchising model, in
which entrepreneurs in
local communities sell the filters to their neighbors.
Businesses naturally become an integral part of the
communities in
which they do business — they hire its people, contribute to the tax base, become points of
local pride, and much more.
Shoppers also receive «boom points» — loyalty rewards redeemable for special deals —
which represent the economic impact of their purchases in
local communities.
If you have a particular cause that's near and dear to you, consider a donor - advised fund that's offered through a
community foundation,
which are charitable organizations with a
local focus.
The ICO is for Colu,
which is a digital wallet designed for
local communities.
The Bank of America Fall 2012 Strong
Local Economies May Shield Small Businesses From Possible National Downturn shows that the majority of small business's customers come from the
community in
which their business is based.
For instance, the federal government's
Community Development Block Grants,
which are dispensed by
local communities for economic growth, require that contractors hired by the borrower pay the prevailing wage rate for that location.
All CMIT Solutions franchise partners receive ongoing public relations support
which allows them a platform to share their expertise and increase visibility in
local communities.
To determine
which communities are a good fit for the initiative, Starbucks looks at all the available data on the socio - economic health of America's cities to understand
which communities have the biggest opportunity gaps,
which have the biggest need for business investment and leadership, and where there is
local movement underway to build a better future for its residents.
Additionally, micro-loans come directly from government funds,
which are administered by
local non-profit lenders in the
communities they serve.
Today, large family businesses represent 85 % -90 % of the business
community, from
local traders to global corporations — all of
which contribute greatly to the
local economy.
Mr. Peña, prior to his election as a Company director, served as a member of one of our bank's advisory boards,
which boards consist of members of the bank's
local community, and in each of 2011, 2010, and 2009 he received fees for attending advisory board meetings of less than $ 2,000;
Mariner East 1 is a major transporter of propane in Pennsylvania,
which is ultimately delivered to
local communities, providing affordable fuel to heat homes and run businesses.
Talison Lithium is proud to be involved in this proactive
community project
which promotes not only the Greenbushes
community but also
local industries, including the mining industry as a whole.
Metro Vancouver's decision was made without consultation with the region's business
community, including our three organizations,
which collectively represent thousands of
local businesses.
One great example of this latter approach is fair trade organic coffee and cocoa seller Deans Beans,
which takes its profits and reinvests them in coffee - growing
communities with
local governance and guidance.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Chamber President and CEO Thomas J. Donohue issued the following statement today in response to U.S. Senate passage of S. 2155, the «Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act,»
which will alleviate regulatory burdens for America's
local and
community banks:
The program culminates in an opportunity for you to pitch your idea before a gathering of
local business leaders at the Pre-Accelerator Pitch Showcase
which is open to the
community.
In regard to health care delivery, the Party promises to develop and implement a decentralized model for health care services,
which encourages
local accountability and
community participation.
So, as a small business owner, the substantive relationship you have with your
local banker, or the social capital you've built within your
community over years, if not decades —
which propels enormous goodwill, customer loyalty, and economic value — means little, if anything, to regulators.
This
community is especially hard hit, because the
local factories (
which had family - supporting jobs) closed and re-opened in China and Mexico.
By working together, governments, consumer goods companies,
local producers, civil society organisations and
communities have the potential to achieve change
which would have been beyond any of them working on their own.
So perhaps, before you go onto internet message boards trashing science,
which you clearly do not understand, you should enroll in some remedial high school level science classes at your
local community college.
«These other agencies are able to take on a variety of missions
which will supplement state and
local efforts to assist the
community move forward,» she added.
It gives an Inclusivity Award to schools
which make a positive impact to the unity of the
local community, whose students interact with and respect each other and actively reject prejudice and discrimination.
Lasch reminds us that the corrosion of our democratic way of life and especially our public discourse has its roots in widespread distrust of our institutions and the traditions around
which they have developed and of
which they are the expressions — whether the family, church, and
local communities, or private enterprise and all the various levels of government.
Arthur Paul Boers focuses on pastoral leadership; Lillian Daniel offers a moving reflection on liturgy, a congregation's division over a war - resolution debate, and a surprising instance of
local church triumphalism; and Eugene McCarraher argues that the church is the political
community within
which Christians must debate war and peace.
You apply for a job in my
community by running a campaign for a paid office that my
local tax dollars pay for and you get elected then show up to your first scheduled meeting and decide to spend the first 5 minutes — eating donuts instead of working, speaking to the audience about your personal problems with your wife, telling the audience about an upcoming play your kid will be in, telling the captive audience about the benefits of being gay, speaking to them about God or praying aloud to your God regardless of
which God the rest of the audience believes in.
A critical challenge of liberation theology is its rooting in
local praxis and base
communities, and here the main British version has been a multifaceted urban theology
which has built on a tradition of pastoral, political and
community - building activity in cities.
Many
local Christians fled their
communities when the radical Islamic group took over large portions of Iraq and Syria, abandoning their homes — many of
which were ransacked, fell into disrepair or destroyed.
If a minister is fortunate enough to live in one of the eighty - two
communities (in thirty - two states) in
which there is a
local Council on Alcoholism, he should support its work as well as encourage his parishioners to do so.
The report, «Cathedrals and their
communities», is the culmination of a year - long tour
which saw the Minister for Faith, Lord Bourne visit all of England's 42 Anglican cathedrals to better understand their continued importance both to
local communities and wider society.