Sentence examples for several communes from inspiring English sources
Sociologists and historians who have studied the various incarnations of what is known as the "intentional communities" movement say that several communes begun in the 1960's and early 1970's still exist, although very few pure income-sharing communes formed around spiritual leaders, like Love Israel, remain.
His parents were the anchor of one of several communes along Dean and Pacific Streets.
A similar approach has been adopted elsewhere, including rural areas, with the establishment of syndicats intercommunaux that allows services to be administered jointly by several communes.
The German-language region in eastern Liège province, containing a small fraction of the Belgian population, consists of several communes around Eupen and Saint-Vith (Sankt-Vith) (see Eupen-et-Malmédy).
In some areas of Haiti, up to 70percentt of the population is facing hunger, and a recent study conducted by UNICEF and the Haitian government found that hunger is exceeding emergency levels in several communes.
Starting between EW 17 and 18 of 2011 (first week of May), the A&R System detected an abnormal increase in the number of alerts coming from several communes in the Sud-Est Department.
The city grew from a rail and industrial complex formed in 1938 from several small communes (Vierzon-Ville, Vierzon-Village, Vierzon-Forges, and Vierzon-Bourgneuf).
We visited several of these communes (Gonaïve, Ennery, Plaisance, Saint-Michel-de-l'Attalaye, and Port-au-Prince) and investigated the circumstances of the onset of cholera outbreaks.
Almost eighty years after his death, in December 1991, the government of Mayor René Maturana Maldonado decreed, as part of the celebrations of the centennial of the commune's creation, the renaming of several streets of the commune whose original names "caused confusion because they were repeated in other streets", to new names of "relevant people of the [local] history".
By Kelsey Osgood January 6, 2016 The Russian author Leo Tolstoy was the inspiration for several once thriving British communes.
Kiselev set up a system of government administration down to the village level and provided for a measure of self-government under which the mayor of the volost (a district grouping several villages or peasant communes) was elected by male householders.
