Examples of using Their communities in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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killed and to protect their communities.
When people are incarcerated at a younger age, they tend to lose the capacity to invest in themselves, their families, and their communities.
Afterwards, Syria can be saved as a state as a confederation- and let their communities decide among themselves on the conditions for living together.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told Fox News that“people never think” a shooting like this can“happen in their communities.”.
So with gardening, I see an opportunity where we can train these kids to take over their communities, to have a sustainable life.
people who are sick and tired of fear and oppression are linking up in their communities and across borders.
they also direct their energies towards working for their neighborhoods and enriching their communities.
Through rigorous critique, intelligent debate and mutual respect, graduates gain the lifelong skills they need to shape their communities.
racial justice in their communities.
fruits which will surely multiply for young people and their communities in the future.
high quality coffee and improving livelihoods of farmers and their communities.
the fruits which that event bore, fruits which will surely multiply for young people and their communities in the future.
officer Ted Sarandos said in a statement the Obamas"are uniquely positioned to discover and highlight stories of people who make a difference in their communities and strive to change the world for the better.".
In a press conference yesterday, she said she was“respectful” to those who oppose female ministry, but called on churches to be more“relevant” to their communities.
She said that after asking the women what they wanted to do as an organization,"It was clear that we had to start with things that would earn money to develop their communities in the social sector.
The funding is made possible by the Retirement Fund for Religious collection, an annual, parish-based appeal benefiting some 30,000 senior religious and their communities.
our members accompany their fellow parishioners and the members of their communities, supporting their needs in ways large and small.
But aborigines such as Jedda Marshall, who have been torn from their communities, find it extremely hard to find social support and a home in Alice Springs.