Sentence examples for commune from from inspiring English sources

Next to the iPhone platform, Microsoft's Windows platform looks like a Berkeley commune from the late 60s.

There was plenty in the Eighties, and it prompted the arrival of new people to the commune from what Vest calls a 'lost milieu'.

The town was a bishopric from the 5th century and an early and vigorous free Italian commune from the late 11th century until it came under Florentine domination in 1329.

Later the guru tried to pin the blame for everything that happened in the commune on Sheela & those who had fled & to extricate the commune from some expensive lawsuits.

An independent commune from 1084, it was ruled by a succession of lords from the 13th century until it was taken by Cesare Borgia in 1499 and incorporated with the Papal States.

Verona was an independent commune from the early 12th century, and it suffered during the early struggles between the Guelfs (papal party) and Ghibellines (imperial party), in the course of which it chose the Guelf party.

It has employed external or internal social workers in 96 communes from eight counties having multiple responsibilities, including community census (to identify cases of vulnerable children) and, correspondingly, identify and put into practice solutions to their problems with the help of the Community Consultative Structure.

THE ECO-COMMUNE from Richard Hardy on Vimeo.

At each time, we randomly selected 8 communes from the list of communes of Buon Ma Thuot City and 7 districts.

The second stage randomly selected 12 communes from each province proportional to the number of households in each commune.

The first stage selected 5 communes from each of the selected districts, using proportional to population size techniques, totaling 30 communes in the 2 provinces.