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Meanings of communes in English
Russian
комунны буркина фасо Portuguese
departamentos de burkina faso Spanish
departamentos de burkina faso 
Administrative division and commune of Burkina Faso.
Usage of communes in English
1
The vitality of the national movement resided entirely in the local communes.
2
The Charter of Amiens served as the model for many other communes.
3
In the twelve provinces there are now sixty-five communes, several comprising cantons.
4
Native communes are organized on the same plan as those last mentioned.
5
The canton is divided into eleven administrative districts, and contains 241 communes.
6
The vines are in the village of Meursault and the surrounding communes.
7
All joint-stock companies, whether for banking, trading, or extensive works, are communes.
8
The location and population size of the 170 communes were not immediately clear.
9
The Classico region covers nine communes, all part of the original Chianti area.
10
But modern organizations can experience many of the same problems the communes did.
11
Twelfth century.-Movementof the serfs towards liberty; emancipation of the communes.
12
The soul communes with itself in loneliness until its energy often becomes intense.
13
There were communes, and everyone was rewriting rules all the time, says Levy.
14
The communes once organized, the kings treated them as superior vassals.
15
Existence in these communes was to be predetermined and very determined.
16
Very soon this world became a tissue of interdependent but independent municipal communes.
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