Sentence examples for commune groups from inspiring English sources

Laywomen recruited and trained to act as facilitators supported local commune groups involving primary health care staff and key persons engaged in perinatal health.

In the 'isolated' commune group, the influence of population density was less clear-cut.

The associations were found in both isolation status groups but only in communes with a population density below 394 inh km−2 for the 'non-isolated' commune group.

In the 'isolated' commune group, more than 12% of migrants from a distant commune showed a 25% increase in CL (SIRR=1.25 [1.01; 1.56]).

A few communes called 'urban' by INSEE were therefore included in the 'isolated' commune group, but they are small, not 'attracting', not 'dependent' and situated in remote areas.

However, an increased incidence was observed with the proportion of migrants who came from another région, particularly in the 'isolated' commune group, a proportion greater than 13% being associated with a significant 18% increase in CL incidence.

One of the largest wine-producing communes (groups of growers who take their grapes to a central location for processing and distribution) in Germany, it has an extensive wine and fruit trade.

The place is owned by the Ganas commune, a group that drew headlines in May 2006 after one of its former members shot, though did not kill, one of the organization's founders.

He was shot on the stairway leading to his home, one of 10 buildings owned by the Ganas commune, a group that sanctions wife-swapping among its 100 members but moved to evict Ms. Johnson in 1996.

And here's another probable outcome: a population out of the habit of lifelong marriage partnerships will likely be made up of old people living alone or forced into some kind of commune or group home.

The five zones within Bukinanyana Commune were grouped into two clusters based on population size (cluster one consisted of three zones and cluster two consisted of two zones).