The phrase "a commune part of" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The village is a commune part of the larger city."
Alternatives: "a community within" or "a section of the commune".
If you know how any place in Italy was governed in the 14th century—as a self-governing commune, as part of the Papal states or by a monarchy in the south you can predict with reasonable certainty what proportion of people there would come out to vote in a referendum tomorrow or donate blood.
Additional sensitivity analyses also included the subjects living at least 600 m from a HVOL in the reference category, even when the Commune had a part of its territory within 600 m of a HVOL, in order to account for the possibility that the baseline category might select residences in relation with an AL risk factor.
The atmosphere is part Glastonbury, part commune, part polite midwest.
Consequently, the construction of a kindergarten was co-financed by UNDP Albania and Qender Commune as part of its commitment to extend the reach of quality basic educational services.
The village (phum) was part of a commune or community (khum) with which it shared one or more Buddhist temples (wat), an elementary school, and several small shops.
Scholars and authors would frequent her family home, which she says was more like a commune, where politics was a natural part of life.
The political structure Bookchin foresaw -- his approach to the revolutionary dream of establishing communalism or a "commune of communes" -- had little to do with the nation-state.
Logging in from homes scattered around the globe, its workers seemed more a part of a virtual commune than a corporate monolith, and they relished taking on proprietary software giants like Microsoft.
Thus it was logical that he should endorse and promote the establishment of "people's communes" as part of the Great Leap strategy.
The commune elections are part of an evolving democratic system prescribed by the United Nations under a 1992 peace accord that helped to end a long civil war.
