Sentences with phrase «regularly visit community»

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Greek culture and language, the cultivation of the body, sex and family mores at odds with the traditions of Yahwism - Judaism, fascination with the visual arts — all of this Hellenistic world pressed in upon Judaism and Jerusalem and even infiltrated in the persons of regularly visiting Jews from communities outside Palestine.

I decided to start posting information on a few other community blogs to gain some additional exposure and hopefully reach some mom's that don't regularly visit us over here at The Eco Chic.

Multi-channel connection was the name of the game, particuarly in battleground states, where the campaign was at people's doors, on their televisions, at their community centers, in their inboxes on the websites they visited regularly.

«Expanding the availability of drug disposal mechanisms to community locations that patients regularly visit — such as grocery stores and retail pharmacies — may substantially increase the use of these programs,» Maughan suggested.

We regularly take animals to local senior residential communities to visit with the residents.

For example, if you're particularly into your windsurfing, a visit to Fuerteventura is most definitely in order, as the island regularly hosts competitions for the sporting community.

Peter regularly visits New York to check out galleries, museums, and artist friends, but this trip he'll be able to arrange local studio visits and share his work with the NYC art community.

I also made time to regularly visit other communities including Daly River, Derby, Fitzroy Crossing, Kununurra, Nhulunbuy, and Borroloola.

Conduct child screenings regularly during home visits and make referrals to community providers for follow - up assessment as needed.

Their attitudes and preferences on the basics of their life - health, housing, education, community development - are neither known nor sought by those fact finding missions which regularly visit Aboriginal communities in search of data on which to base programmes, policies, and projected estimates.

In addition to, and informing the Social Justice and Native Title Reports, I also travelled regularly across Australia visiting Indigenous communities and listening to the views of Indigenous Australians and have completed a range of other projects such as:

If you live near a loved one in an assisted living community, visiting regularly gives you a chance to exchange hugs or pats on the shoulder — small gestures that can make a huge difference in how much someone feels supported.