Sentence examples for The communes from inspiring English sources
The communes depend entirely on the central government.
The communes are notoriously bad at allocating costs.
The communes seemed to run on enchantment, if you believed what you read.
The communes of Bourgueil, Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil, Restigné, Benais, and Ingrandes produce fine red wines.
The communes in turn look after their own town planning and building.
The communes traditionally divided the land into strips, which were distributed among the households for cultivation.
The communes of the 13th century had become increasingly dominated by the conflicts of the nobility who controlled their governments.
The communes of Ixelles and Etterbeek, just south of the centre, are popular with internationals and their families.
The communes were selected to represent different economic levels.
The communes often use assistant doctors, who can upgrade to doctor status with a four-year training course.
Regions have some control over the activity of the communes.
