Meanings of rural society in English

The Communists wanted to create a new rural society amenable to their rule.

She related the word to Denmark's historically largely agrarian economy and rural society.

Our days as a rural society are long gone.

It claimed that something was wrong with the rural society that Zhang grew up in.

The serf occupied a position in rural society which it is difficult for us to understand.

It has destroyed the national economy, most of the country's transportation & communication systems, and much of rural society.

He would find a curious organization of rural society, strange theories of land-ownership, and most unfamiliar methods of tillage.

We went from an agricultural economy and a largely rural society to a manufacturing economy and a largely urban society.

A large bureaucracy was created in the 1980s, especially in China's then largely rural society, to ensure it was obeyed.

In searching with microscopes for Homeric discrepancies and interpolations, critics are apt to forget the ways of old rural society.

A commercial farming sector and a vibrant rural society must be retained, and farm organisations carry political clout, writes Tom Arnold.

The real objective was not a more equitable distribution of land; it was the destruction of the traditional Vietnamese rural society.

But the initiative degenerated into a confused and acrimonious dispute between left and right, secular France and religious France, Parisian and rural society.

This adaptation by Myles Dungan of Mansfield Park catches the true flavour of the author's dissection of the rural society of her day.

The cityward migration of such persons may strengthen the urban population, but it weakens rural society and retards the progress of rural institutions.

Heretofore, this has been a rip-roaring, almost triumphalist comedy romp on behalf of what has been perceived as the down-trodden woman in Irish rural society.