Sentence examples for village unit from inspiring English sources

OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the agricultural village unit in Israel known as the kibbutz.

By John Hersey The New Yorker, April 19 , 1952P. 97 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about the agricultural village unit in Israel known as the kibbutz.

Whereas France's bells were ultimately allowed to outlive their relevance, as industrialization and urbanization dissolved the village unit, the Soviets eliminated bells at a time when they were still beloved features of the cultural landscape.

Sub-villages (or Vitongoji) may be so far from others of the same village unit that it may be difficult to group them as one homogenous cluster.

Because civilians tends to interact with armed groups as a village unit, treating self-protection as a village-level continuous variable most accurately reflected the dynamics between armed groups and civilians in southeastern Myanmar.

It occupies about 700 acres (280 hectares) and consists of two units: the Main Unit, comprising the Mississippian structures, and the separate Lamar Mounds and Village Unit, located 2 miles (3.2 km) downstream, which is devoted to the Lamar culture that occupied the area following the decline of the Mississippian peoples.

Village units are of distinctive rectangular shapes.

At the Witkoff Group's 150 Charles Street in the West Village, units start at $3,000 a square foot.

Ms. Hall said that the more than 2,000 signatures on the petition represent over a quarter of the Rochdale Village units, enough to require a special meeting where residents could express their concerns.

The conversions meet the New Zealand Lifemark standards for such housing and provide the type of accommodation found in retirement village units.

Instead of serfdoms or a feudal society, for centuries Norway's economic life was based on small village units and local democratic self-government; nobility was abolished over 200 years ago, and there's never been a distinct upper class.