Sentence examples for from the commune from inspiring English sources

In the countryside, there seems to be an increased willingness to report and prosecute sexual exploitation, thanks in part to efforts by community workers from the Commune Focal Point for Women and Children, who coordinate non-governmental organizations and government agencies to help victims.

The most important of these were laws allowing peasants to withdraw from the commune and establish independent farmsteads.

Having "barely survived" his transition from the commune all those years ago, he's now fully adjusted to city life — although he still feels professionally numb and emotionally crippled.

Walk less than a mile from the commune to La Rinconada, Caracas's main horse-racing track, and you get a sense of why.

He went straight from the commune to Denmark's national film school, where he won awards for his short film Last Round.

In the Medoc, the home of the greatest Bordeaux chateaus, a newcomer named Marojallia, from the commune of Margaux, is priced even above Chateau Margaux itself.

Land reforms following the 1978 plenum freed peasants from the communes but denied them other rights.

In the villages, all land belongs to the local government, a holdover from the communes established by Mao Zedong in the nineteen-fifties.

From the communes the signori obtained their titles, the authority to control the communes "according to their own will," and the right to pass on this grant to their chosen successors.

By now they all had tents that they had plundered from the communes.

From next year, the commune will be one of many annexed into Le Grand Paris, expanding the capital to its adjoining departments.