Sentence examples for commune access from inspiring English sources

Employment opportunities are captured by the existence of factories or traditional occupations in the commune, access to information is represented by the existence of a loudspeaker system, and access to markets is captured by the presence of regular markets.

However, in 2009 fewer than a third of all communes had access to the services of these security forces, with most lacking local-level headquarters for either corps.

Back at the commune, they had access to a wide range of equipment that was well maintained and easily found in a shared toolshed.

The "Route de l'Espoir" (Road of Hope) crosses the commune, providing good access to several villages.

Approximately 70 per cent of the population of the commune now has access to safe water, as opposed to 46 per cent of the population nationwide.

As an organizational measure, forest users and managers could be organized into groups at the village or commune level to better access extension services.

Almost half of the respondents in both severely flooded communes said that the access to and use of their usual health care/medication were compromised during 1 month since the heavy rains and/or flooding (Table 3).

Describing her characters' sensibilities, she falls into mid- and late-20th-century vernacular: Edward "didn't want to bad-mouth Fitzgibbon"; Sylvia seeks "an opportunity to commune with herself"; Edward "couldn't access what he'd been thinking".

The aim was to collect people into villages or communes, where they would have better access to education and medical services.

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As a result, these hardy souls have begun to establish "safe havens"–Y2K-compliant communes conveniently located near farmland with access to fresh water and their own electric power through local generators, windmills or solar panels.