Sentence examples for peasant production from inspiring English sources

Peasant production was emphasized.

The worldwide depression of the 1930s, which severely affected white farmers, intensified discrimination against African peasant production, and by the 1940s many rural areas were almost entirely dependent on migrant remittances.

These efforts largely benefited white estate owners rather than African peasants, however, and the attempted restructuring of peasant production prompted considerable rural unrest, providing anticolonial movements throughout the region with a large, disaffected constituency.

Prosperity muted African protest in the early years of federation, although dissent mounted in the impoverished reserves of Southern Rhodesia, where disaffection was fueled by attempts to restructure peasant production at a time of growing landlessness and congestion on inferior land.

The evidence in support of an alternative and upgrading positive feedback loop between peasant production and biodiversity management is strong, although it also suffers from broad generalizations that have often emerged from small-scale (spatial and temporal) experimental studies.

These obligations— not to mention earlier obligations they had towards noble leaders or kings— consumed a large portion of peasants' production.

In the event, owing to the shortage of technicians and experts (who were killed as class enemies) and lack of peasant support, production fell well short of targets.

The traditional economy of Liaoning was one of Chinese peasant farm production in the plains; on the peripheries the economy was based in various places on herding, forestry, fishing, mining, and estate farming.

Immediately after the bombing, Mr. Pastrana suspended a meeting in which the government, FARC and ambassadors from most members of the European Union were going to examine peasant coca production.

The putting-out system differed from peasant household production in that the merchant clothier, or entrepreneur, bought the raw wool and owned the product through all stages of its preparation (the cottage workers still owned their own spinning wheels, looms, and other tools).

The resulting demand for better textiles caused the industry to outgrow the peasant household means of production.