Sentence examples for communal control from inspiring English sources

To make taxes imposed on its members more equitable, the mir assumed communal control of the community's arable land and periodically redistributed it among the households, according to their sizes (from 1720).

Crunch time for the Wilds came with school and the first contacts beyond communal control.

Communism, the political and economic doctrine that aims to replace private property and a profit-based economy with public ownership and communal control of at least the major means of production (e.g., mines, mills, and factories) and the natural resources of a society.

Even though communal ownership of resources could imply some lack of efficiency, it also ensures equality, since the community controls resources.

In Pearl Lagoon, some communities see the MPA as a way to restore communal ownership and control of the islands.

Landscape heterogeneity is largely directed by interconnected economic and social systems, which are largely driven by political, communal, and private control of the land estate.

In recent history, the Unregistered Land Act of 1970 followed by the abolition of a native administration in 1971 provided the state the legal right to control communal land and remove any chance of legal redress against the state (Sulieman 2015; Elhadary 2010).

But since both processes harbor the ambition of communal ownership and control, the two processes are closely intertwined.

Whilst one community relied on a more communal approach in controlling their children; the other relied on a confrontational approach.

For example, a network of tribal leaders, known as matai, controls communal lands and they serve as appointed members of the territory's Senate.

Officials are drawing up plans for a "communal assembly", ultimately controlled from the presidential palace, which would encroach on the legislature's functions.At the second attempt, in 2009 Mr Chávez won a referendum to change the constitution to abolish term limits.