Sentence examples for communal units from inspiring English sources

When narrow individual stalls in which the animals could not turn round battery farming of pigs, in effect were banned, farmers had to build new communal units so that the sows could move around and socialise.

The military, which was vastly undercounting the number of hunger strikers before a raid on Camp Six moved the detainees from communal units into individual cells, says detainees must meet certain criteria before they can be removed from the hunger strike list.

When I visit in March, the site is entered through an entire "common house" – a two-storey, shared, communal unit – where three times a week residents meet for communal meals, more rarely playing board games, attending music evenings or watching television.

The fire took place in one of the campus area's many communal housing units, where students live in groups as large as 15.

Later, with projects located in urban areas, the men lived in smaller units, communal housing near their assignments.

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

Apartment doors opened to the outside rather than onto hallways; the units had communal mews and private backyards.

All individuals of a social unit exhibited communal use of latrines located in the core area of their territory, supporting the social boding hypothesis.

communal living; communalism".  .

The emergence of long-range correlations, i.e. the appearance of memory effects, implies a multi-time-scale communal activity of numerous activated units.

Ten nursing homes were matched by the project team into two groups on the basis of location (municipality, urban/rural), type (traditional institutional multi-storey building with long corridors vs. home-like units with central communal rooms) and size (under and over 45 residents).