Sentence examples for rich commune from inspiring English sources

Cocody, the richest commune, has the highest CallRank; Yopougon, the most populous and rich commune, has the second highest CallRank.

Rather, the coast is a commune and the rich come here to relax at the many shore-side resorts.

His first film in eight years, Mister Lonely was a rich and touchingly old-fashioned melodrama set in a commune of celebrity impersonators.

These include the management of private practices and maintaining public healthcare providers at all levels, particularly at the basic levels (district, commune) where the poor seek care more than the rich.

And there are few richer enclaves than the Islington district of Barnsbury, where the commune is located.

Many counties in Zhejiang forced peasants to join communes and implemented the policy of "grasping two sides and mobilizing the middle" relying on poor peasants, fighting against rich peasants, and mobilizing middle peasants, and many peasants joined communes in an uneasy frame of mind (Bo 1991, 331).

I was one of the richest women in Europe, and I gave it all to the commune and didn't give a damn".

We have a creative community of people who work together — not a commune, but basically an artist commune.

The rich are ensconced in their skyscrapers, but everyone else lives in some form of commune.

One of the objectives of the Government's program is to reduce the burden healthcare among the poor households in communes with special difficulties and to decrease the gap between poor and rich.

By the eighth century, Islam and Sufi mysticism had developed and, with them, the rich Sufi music that is used to put believers into trancelike states from which it is believed that they can commune with God.