Sentence examples for use of commune from inspiring English sources

The poor report "no treatment" or the use of commune health centers more often than the non-poor.

Another possible reason could be the inconsistency in behavior of peroxidase enzyme expression in Cordyceps which was also reported earlier in a study involving use of Schizophyllum commune for decolorization of Solar brilliant red 80 where it seems to be growth dependent [ 25].

For convenience, this paper will use "communes" for communes and wards, and "hamlets" for hamlets and villages.

Petrarch glorified him in a Latin epic, the Africa, which secured his own coronation as poet laureate in 1341 on the Capitol, where, some 1,500 years earlier, the historical Scipio used to commune in the temple of Jupiter.

Collective enterprises, started under Mao to make use of excess labor in commune work brigades and sponsored by local governments after communes were disbanded in the 1970's, are restructuring to clarify property rights.

The second stage selected 40 individual respondents in each commune by use of systematic sampling.

During oral arguments, Scalia flung himself back in his chair and nearly shouted: "There are some communes that grow marijuana for the medical use of all of the members of the communes!" His actions suggest that has a moral objection to marijuana so powerful that trumps his political beliefs, particularly the extension of federal power.

The Malmédy region is French-speaking but with facilities for the use of German; it consists of the communes of Malmédy and Waimes.

The use of so-called topoi or 'loci communes' can be traced back to early rhetoricians such as Protagoras, Gorgias (cp. Cicero, Brutus, 46 48) and Isocrates.

The building itself has become a sort of commune.

This relationship is convenient because it enables the use of publicly available disease surveillance data aggregated at commune level.