Sentence examples for commune development from inspiring English sources
"The UK does not fund Ethiopia's commune development programme.
The commune development programme, which aims to move 1.5 million rural families from their land to new "model" villages across the country, has faced allegations of violent evictions, political coercion, intimidation, imprisonment, rapes, beatings and disappearances.
support the inclusion of CF activities within commune development plans.
· A five-Ministry CC-A coordination mechanism for extension to integrated livestock and cropping systems; · Strengthened National Extension System SNVACAA) – incorporating APFS approach and strengthening approach to climate change; · Commune development plans updated to account for climate resilience across agro-pastoral activities.
To enable these communes to undertake a local situation analysis required for designing a communal development plan, and to ensure the monitoring and evaluation of the plan, the Communal Information System (SIC) was developed.
Similar lack of transcriptional conservation between the three analyzed basidiomycete species was observed for orthologs to transcription factors shown to be involved in S. commune sexual development [ 46, 47].
This economic, social, and political history addresses issues of concern to a wide audience of historians: the emergence of the commune, the social development of the nobility, the nature of economic change before the Black Death, and the transition from feudalism to capitalism.
An analysis undertaken by the real estate agency Profesional Casa indicates that, because of infrastructure development, communes such as Feleacu, Vâlcele, Mărtinești, Jucu and Baciu will eventually become neighbourhoods of the city, thereby enlarging its area.
Efforts have been made from the Ministry of Health to target ethnic minority groups through the identification of prioritized communes in a development policy labeled Programme 135.
The content related to the development of commune and brigade industries in the "May 7th Instruction" states, "Peasants of communes should mainly work on agriculture (including forestry, animal husbandry, side-line production, and fishery) but should also learn some knowledge about military, politics, and culture.
