Sentence examples for levels commune from inspiring English sources

Scenic Outings Riding stables abound in New Jersey, but not all of them let guests of all experience levels commune with nature on wooded trails and in open pastures.

For the other 3 doctors, one was chosen who had moved from preventive to curative care, one who had moved from lower to higher levels (commune or district to provincial or central level) and one who had shifted from the public to the private sector.

On a more fundamental level the commune's scorn for the "bourgeois decadence" of couples (for a short period no one was allowed to sleep with anyone for more than two nights in a row) clashed with basic human nature.

About 12% of the respondents were working at grassroots level, in commune health centres, but very few were working in preventive medicine, at either provincial (5%) or district (1%) level.

National, Provincial and Commune Levels:  a) Continue national level media education campaigns which focus on the positive influence of ECCE on both children's readiness for school and on the community.

Representation of women in People's Committee leadership positions is even lower-non-existent at the district level and 2% at the commune level.

In the sampled districts, a mere 23% of People's Council representative are female at district level and 27% at the commune level.

At the lowest administrative level of communes and municipalities the child care coordination and referral service is effected by Child Protection Units.

UNICEF's support includes trainings for government officials and staff, community health workers, agricultural extension workers, health educators in schools and grassroots communicators at national, provincial, district and commune levels.

The impact on cost and vaccine availability of four possible options was explored: (1) maintaining the current system, (2) consolidating the nation's system of 80 commune-level supply depots to a system of 34 health-zone depots, (3) removing the commune level completely, and (4) removing the Commune level and expanding to 12 department stores.

For the qualitative research, three tools were used - key informant interviews at national and provincial level (6 respondents); in-depth interviews of doctors at district and commune levels (11 respondents); and focus group discussions with medical students (15 participants).