Sentence examples for a village based from inspiring English sources
Once GiveDirectly has selected a village based on publicly-available poverty data, it uses an ingeniously simple method to identify who will receive money: it enrolls households who live in homes built with thatched roofs and mud floors (as opposed to corrugated metal roofs or concrete floors).
The rural clusters were a village or part of a village based on Census 2001 [ 19], and the urban clusters were based on the National Sample Survey Organization urban sampling frame of 2007 2010.
In 2007, we randomly selected points using a geographical information system (ArcMap® 9.0; ESRI, Redlands, CA, USA) random point generator within the affected divisions and selected a village based on proximity to a randomly selected point.
When this second attempt failed to resolve the illness, one-third of women then sought health care from the provincial referral hospital, a private health provider in KPC, or a hospital in Phnom Penh; one third sought advice from the local health centre or a village based private medical practitioner; and one third resorted to prayer, over-the-counter medicines and herbal therapy.
From a village base in New Hampshire, with "very low overheads", he oversees a team of freelancers that can swell to 40 when work is at a peak.
The couple expressed no dismay at the virtually nonstop construction and a village base area made almost entirely of temporary Sprung tents -- massive canvas-wall structures called domes, that house restaurants, bars and ski services until a permanent village is built in the next few years.
The defining novel of "magical realism", and a book that has given rise to so many works of pure whimsy, is a family chronicle revolving around an imaginary village based on the author's native Aracataca.
The series primarily used the "psychic twins" concept and was set in an isolated village based on those in the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors.
The attraction's backstory takes riders to a Winter in Summer celebration in which Queen Elsa uses her magical powers to make it snow on a sunny day in Arendelle, a fictional waterfront village based on Scandinavian architecture, geography, culture and mythology.
A system of village based health workers are currently being recruited into Timor-Leste's health system.
Using a network of female village based informants (VBI) in 8 villages of Lindi Rural and Tandahimba districts ([ 30, 31]), we conducted a series of in-depth interviews (N = 16; N = 8 with VBI, N = 8 with health care providers (HCP)) and focus group discussions (FGD NN = 8).
