Meanings of rural communes in English

The government is also disputing local glyphosate bans in several other rural communes around France.

Most of the population were forced to work on giant rural communes and deprived of private life.

Local rural communes tended to fall back, as rural communities everywhere do, on some sort of de facto consensus.

It did so in the ancient clans and rural communes, and it does so in the parishes and co-operative associations.

List of contributions raised in the rural communes of the district of Strasbourg, according to an assessment made by Stamm, procureur pro tem.

Once every three years the deputies are elected in certain fixed proportions by the landed proprietors, the rural Communes, and the municipal corporations.

In feudal Europe, where there was no strong central authority to control the Noblesse, the free rural Communes entirely, or almost entirely, disappeared.

They were made by individual peasants, by rural Communes, and, most of all, by small voluntary associations composed of three, four, or more members.