Sentence examples for communal properties from inspiring English sources

In the 1940s, more than 100 communal properties known as ejidos were created in the Mexicali valley by breaking up a vast foreign-owned cotton-growing company.

For now, and possibly many years to come, what draws people to fashion are its celebrity and communal properties, and not how clothes are made or whether they are innovative.

To provide concrete evidence in support of the claims made above, a cost-benefit analysis is presented below, referring to communal properties located in the eastern Alps.

Its origins date to the time when a chap named Alex Collins studied abroad and lived on a commune where many garments were communal property.

Personal property was left behind and expropriated, but so, too, was communal property.

There was no communal property, as was the case in Pythagorean schools.

Their tenets included communal property, strict celibacy and full racial and gender equality.

The date has become communal property, and has given the month a new signpost.

Lacking their fathers, husbands, lovers, and sons, the women eventually create a model society, with communal property, nudity, and lesbianism.

All units are "communal property," and the people who live in them cannot sell, rent, sublet or divide them.

The answers given were communal property, charity to the needy, avoidance of avarice, and concentration upon heavenly treasure.