Sentence examples for given commune from inspiring English sources

The number of person years for a given year and a given ' commune' were subsequently calculated using those estimates.

The population at risk for a given year and a given commune were subsequently calculated using these estimates.

We also considered the weighted average migration distance d i defined by, in which m ki is the number of migrants who moved from a commune k to given commune i, m i the total number of immigrants in commune i and d ki the distance between the communes i and k.

Lastly, the proportion of regular commuters was evaluated, from the 1999 census data, as the sum of economically active people in a given commune but working outside it and those living outside it but working in it, divided by the 1999 population of the commune.

The populations between the two censuses and after the year 1999, on the commune scale, were then estimated as follows: in which i and j are the index numbers for a given commune and a given year, respectively, pôp i, j is the population estimate for commune i in year j and pôpdep(i ), j is the population estimate for the relevant département for the year j (source INSEE).

Balakrishnan's sister-in-law, Shobna, gave the commune social cover.

He said in the months before, Ms Davies's mother had called a number she had been given for the commune only to be told she was in India when she was in fact in hospital.

Unlike Russia, where land was given to peasant communes, in Lithuania it was granted to individual peasant farmers.

A member of a Maoist sect who had been "psychologically stripped" and beaten by its leader, who locked her in a commune, was given no choice but to carry out sex acts on him as often as once a week for six years, a court heard on Monday.

To test the accuracy of the CommCare system, validation exercises compared CommCare raw data with paper-based contact tracing databases from the government for a given week for each commune or prefecture.

Additionally, all health workers potentially benefited from five additional vehicles for supervision provided by a donor in 2002; decentralization of the health system that occurred throughout Benin (commune supervisors given some control over budgets); and results of our surveys, which were shared at least annually.