Sentence examples for commune in which from inspiring English sources

From December 1792 he was procurator-general of the Paris Commune, in which capacity he improved conditions in the hospitals; organized decent burial for the poor; and forbade whipping in the schools, prostitution, obscene publications, and lotteries.

He told me that when he lived at 186 Spring in the early '70s, it was basically — amazingly — still a single-family house, used as a gay commune in which he, Jim Owles, Bruce Voeller and three or four others lived in individual rooms but with communal responsibility for food, chores, et cetera.

Dusk is falling, and soon she will return to the commune in which she lives.

(169) "There is to be sure," he warns us, "a diffuse, watered-down echo of Marxist and other utopian objections to the idea of property.... .. (161) He characterizes the freedom the movement wants as "a bloody nightmare.... Infinitely worse than being in a hippie commune in which anyone who wants to can use your toothbrush--or your diaphragm".

The only exception is S. commune in which the AA2 family is absent [ 61], although it is considered as a white-rot fungus despite limited lignin-degrading ability.

For each animal, the commune in which it was located at the time of death defined its position in geographic space.

Digaale is a formal settlement, supported by a consortium of international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), but across Somaliland there are many informal camps for IDPs, internally displaced people, who used to live off the land but now have joined small communes in which they support one another.

Dengue transmission was halted or reduced in all five communes in which diagnostic serologic monitoring was performed.

The Urban Unit classification classified the French communes by the population size of the Urban Unit, defined as a group of communes in which the distance between dwellings was not more than 200 m.

More progress and better effectiveness would be achieved at the commune level in which the local authority was engaged and could provide specific support.

The writer claims that Rudolph was exposed to extremist beliefs from an early age, when his mother took him & his younger brother to live at a church commune in Missouri which was linked to Christian Identity (C.I .--a movement that believes Jews are the produC.I .--ae's mating with Satan, and that blaC.I .--a"movementle".