Sentence examples for based on villages from inspiring English sources

"Our society is based on villages and towns which have been in existence for hundreds of years.

The surrounding low-lying Barataria Country, south of New Orleans and west of the Mississippi River delta, is noted for its shrimp industry (based on villages built on pilings above the coastal marshes), muskrat trapping, natural gas and oil wells, and sulfur production.

Purposive selection was done based on villages involved in the quantitative study.

In this study, adjacency is defined using Thiessen polygon continuity weight file which has been constructed based on villages that share common vertices.

In an ecological analysis of the effects of community group membership at village level, the 12 study locations were subdivided into clusters based on villages (in rural villages and roadside settlements), residential compounds (agricultural estates) and suburbs (small towns).

A programme designed to improve the home-based management of fevers, implemented after the Abuja Declaration of 2000, demonstrated the benefits of community-based interventions and opened up the way for a strategy based on village health teams (VHTs) [ 46, 47].

Results show that RSM for the study village could foster inclusive growth in two ways: first, by creating scope for efficient resource utilisation through the establishment of an oil mill, a biogas plant and a milk processing unit; and, second, by creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem based on village's self-sufficiency and market demand by empowering local entrepreneurs.

The Socialist Revolutionary Party (Socialist Revolutionaries; founded in 1901 from a number of groups more or less derived from Narodnaya Volya) first hoped that Russia could bypass capitalism; when it became clear that this could not be done, they aimed to limit its operation and build a socialist order based on village communes.

The results based on village polygons show that there is statistical significant inverse relationship between SAVI and LST in all the study periods.

The flick, called "Inside Lewyn Davis," is a film about the early 60s folk scene in Greenwich Village, with the lead, a musician based on Village legend Dave Van Ronk, to be played by Oscar Isaac.

Taylor reports a microeconomy-wide modelling exercise based on village models.