Sentence examples for in developing commune from inspiring English sources
This old cadre was also active in developing commune and brigade enterprises in the 1970s.
For example, the party committee of Yin County decided to restore and develop commune and brigade industries as early as in 1964.
In September 1971, the State Council held a national conference on agricultural mechanization and decided to develop commune and brigade enterprises and promote rural industrialization.
The Kompong Phluk Community Resource Management Committee is instrumental in establishing roles and responsibilities for resource management in the commune and in developing a management plan for the flooded forest and fishery resources.
One example is in developing and introducing the standards for Communes Fit for Children; these guidelines were developed by MOLISA with support from the CB-M&E Project, and MOLISA has worked with several provinces to introduce the standards.
Public welfare services in Switzerland have evolved in a way typical of federalism, developing first in the communes, then in the cantons, and later in the confederation.
During June 2004 2007, community-based programs were developed in the communes of Tan Binh (Hau Giang Province) and Phuoc Dong (Long An Province), and Tan An commune (Long An Province) was maintained as an untreated control.
Promotional materials were developed in conjunction with commune health staff and VHW and included posters for health staff (4 copies for every village and commune) and a pictorial handout with timetable for all WRA.
Brothers-in-law commune over the sports section.
There is no significant difference in the number of respondents reporting that his/her family members had ever been diagnosed with developing hypertension between the heavily flood affected commune and less affected commune in the rural or urban district of Hanoi.
With a mix of national level efforts to support local capacity building, coupled with work in six demonstration provinces, the programme is developing the capacity of provincial, regional and commune authorities to tackle children's issues in a comprehensive manner.
