Sentence examples for village problems from inspiring English sources

The village was to be developed as a model Bio-Village where other projects related to village problems are also operated by other research institutes.

The 2012 "there is a village in Kenya that is missing its idiot" bumper sticker offended me at the time for its ongoing birtherism and for its underlying racism; but I was obliged to remember its earlier and softer equivalent when George W. Bush was President -- the one about the existence of a similar village problem in Texas.

Your June 19 headline asserting that Irvington's "Red-Village, Blue-Village Problem" "mirrors a divided nation" implied that the article might address national situations paralleling ours in Irvington, but there was nary a mention.

The modern, educated daughter of Faat-Kine has her counterpart in the outspoken young daughter of a bureaucrat in "Xala," and in the princess who solves her village's problems more directly than any man would dare in "Ceddo".

During his campaign, Puusemp did not mention disincorporation or how it related to art, though he had already decided two months before the election that the only solution to the village's problems was disincorporation.

CHWs also attend a monthly refresher training/meeting at the HF to refresh their knowledge, and to discuss village health problems at the facility.

It enables on-the-spot assessment and direct response to actual village-level problems.

A primitive setup of a two-village bargaining problem is defined here, in which Villages 1 and 2 possess goods to perform barter trade (Table 1), with the objective of maximizing the gains.

An example that can be replicated in other villages "The problem of open defecation in Uttar Pradesh is of great magnitude.

The village's traffic problems are not just seasonal.

And while "Hurt Village" has its problems, being depressing isn't one of them.