Príklady village

• It's a little fishing village with very narrow streets.

• Our farm is a few miles north of the village.

• The village has remained basically unchanged for over 300 years.

• Many villages have been cut off by the heavy snow.

• Because I live in a remote village, I regard my car as an essential.

• In addition, the integration of different ethnic groups in the villages was expected to lead to better relations.

• The fragmentation of villages and the formation of new villages by inhabitants of existing ones can be seen as another dimension of the same phenomenon.

• The necessary condition was that the characteristics of the selected villages were as close as possible to the average villages in the area.

• Statisticians selected six villages from each of the poorest areas and only two from each of the others.

• They were exposed to a number of harmful consequences, at a far more frequent rate than those who lived in cities or villages.

• The book would have gained another dimension if specific chapters had been devoted entirely to the analysis of cultural influences from cities to villages.

• If plaintiffs lived in remote villages, they had to make overnight trips to the yamen courts in designated cities.

• Cross-sectional studies in similar villages revealed relatively uniform prevalence of parasitemia across age groups during the first year of exposure [20].

• In many villages, leaders have specified strict rules in their agreements with water managers that they cannot exclude households from water allocation schedules.

• The agrarian landscape of the area soon began to resemble that of conventional villages, with fields driven into very different directions and gradually left fallow.

• The free miners are abstracted from the agrarian life of the villages in which mining took place.

• During the intermediate stops in villages on the way to the predetermined clinic site family planning counselling, pills, foam and condoms are provided.

• Roads are the main source of human disturbance in these forests, because villages are sited on the roads.

• The 'free people' were mainly farmers, who lived in villages among their estates.

• In the office, immigration agents recorded the passage of travellers not known to be permanent residents of the adjoining villages.