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Rural-urban fringe was a weak area, which had lots of land utilization problems. Land managers were obsessed at all times.

He used the proceeds from the sale of his fl at in London to establish the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (now called BRAC).

As soon as he got to the small, rural airport, sure enough, a plane was warming up near the runway.

Rural health services belongs to rural public goods, with a nature of quasi-public products which makes it's market malfunctions.

The Maoists' promises to rectify poverty and injustice initially found a sympathetic ear among the uneducated rural population.

Calorie intake of rural labourers in England seems to have been somewhat less than it is in primitive hunter-gatherer societies today.

"There's never been a dentist in these rural areas, " said Dr. Ron Nagel , a dentist who helped create the Alaska program.

Most of the existing irrigation and water supply dams, which are referred to as rural dams, are earth dams with a height of less than 15 m.

But I believe that at least half the new rural drinking-water systems can be self-financing.

As Barnsley, his teacher, once put it, a rural artisan simply had to do his best.

The issue of protecting the rights of rural laborers has always been a public focus.

It also said the bank should continue to focus on developing China's rural areas.

Then she persuaded leaders in her rural village to help send her to college in the United States.

He said the effort will include raising residents' income 'through various ways, ' and increasing consumption in rural areas.

satellite internet access is often the only broadband option in rural areas.

American life was changing, moving from a rural, community-oriented America to a more urban, alienated sort of community.

Row-lock cavity wall is a load-bearing structure and is often used in parts of south China, especially remote rural areas.

Workers in rural areas, who still make up about half the total labour force, never had much coverage of any kind anyway.

Chain stores throughout the urban and rural system all over, make up a powerful retail network, is just like a mutual connecting the chains.

Ambitions of love-affairs, career, profession, prosperity, etc. of urban lifestyles have no place in lives of rural people.

Since the reform and opening up, China's rural economy has been rapid development, earth-shaking changes have taken place in rural areas.

Soldiers are questioning how much they'll use digital chem lights in Afghanistan's mountainous, largely-rural terrain.

Overhaul of the rural sector has been a critical party plank and a key to China's long-term economic development.

Establishing the property nature of the power of land management contract in the Property Law lays a foundation for a new rural reformation.

He said that he wanted to help the poor students in the rural places of China.

They may also be setting up bases in rural areas, to which he could possibly escape and avoid arrest.

I should say that this has revolutionized rural aquaculture that has led to improved livelihoods and nutrition of the rural populace.

He was a great old-fashioned politician who knew all the players in the rural areas like the back of his hand.

Juyi Shoes is the sort of entrepreneurial company that has helped turn China from a poor rural country into a manufacturing powerhouse.

Fan earns less than $250 a month, and he and his wife, migrants from rural Henan province, pay $120 a month in rent.

The main body of rural tourism in Song Dynasty, up to the emperor and down to the civilians, includes all the social classes.

The British considered commercial agriculture the cornerstone of a prosperous and stable rural life, in Palestine as well as elsewhere.

But violent crime rates remain high in townships and rural areas where unemployment and alcoholism run deep and life is often cheap.

Kids play soccer in a dusty lot as the sun goes down in a rural community outside Rustenburg June 24.

Other orbital vehicles have been used to spot water in drought-prone regions and connect rural hospitals via satellite hookup.

Bond of the bank deposit that the amount has not to poor in hand of urban and rural dweller at present, national debt, enterprise, stock.

Per capita consumption among rural Chinese is only one quarter or one fifth that of their urban cousins.

Her journal is an important record of the life of a young woman growing up in rural England.

Personally, I think minimalism is what you make of it, and can be practiced just as well in urban and rural environments.

The transfer of rural surplus labor is often accompanied by land policy adjustments.

In coastal streams draining rural areas, the driving factor is often the waste from livestock farms.

I bundled him up in my coat and put him in the pickup truck for the short ride back to our small family farm in rural Idaho.

I said I wanted to understand the history of China's rural economic policies and grain policy.

No doubt that the responsive and decisional procedures of rural household determine the sustainability of a project.

Reports of forced sterilizations and abortions , in violation of the national law, continued to be documented in rural areas.

The basic framework of a social assistance system for both urban and rural residents was set up, and charity programs continued to grow.

But in two thousand four the Center for Rural Development had the idea for a bank to help self-employed workers buy their own rickshaws .

This lady here from rural China has rewritten this history. In her eyes, medals are another name for outstanding athletes.

In a time of steep poverty, he was something of a hero to the rural poor, who identified with him in his battles against authority.

Nwanze says, the United States -- one of the main donor countries -- is already beginning to shift its focus to rural development.

So Tawa's revolutionary reform turns out to be little more than a typical story of a rural official trying to make money from land.

It was quite a shock for some Russians in a rural backwater of the Urals recently to see lorry-loads of Chinese troops go by.

The comparatively lagging of rural infrastructure, in particular rural roads, is one of the common characteristics of the poor areas.

Rural and urban family planning work has begun to be passive situation reversed, and a good momentum of development.

He said the company is expected to grow faster this year than last and that the new after-sales service sites will be mainly in rural areas.

Just a few days ago I came across Robert Setshedi, a young pharmacist working in the rural Eastern Cape province of South Africa.

The question of fund is a difficult problem which is not easy to solve in our rural economic development throughout.

And urban liberals don't understand how much guns matter to rural white men, fumes Dave "Mudcat" Saunders, a Democratic strategist.

Within the first two years of the program, more than five hundred rural pharmacies went out of business.

Finally, Guatemala is one of Latin America's most rural societies, which makes it a nightmare for pollsters.

There are other long-term costs, including the fact that the children of these rural migrants failed at schools.

Police station was dark and empty as it was unmanned at this time of night (it is only a small rural town).

This article mainly expounds the rural credit cooperatives of financial institutions as the bank has its own characteristics.

Also lined green bamboo Cui Liu, rural farmhouse, as if like a psychedelic wonderland Taoyuan.

When I was a teenager growing up in rural Illinois, other teens and I were expected to make our own spending money.

Ozawa has excelled at getting public works in the countryside. He knows how much rural Japan needs reviving.

He had an air of rural self-reliance about him, very different from a typical house pet.

Pan said that he is a child who grew up in rural, his way of thinking, but also the simplest level starting from the most basic.

We are constantly trying to get humans who linger in their comfortable coastal cities to move inland into rural area and get into gardening.

Last week a group of men was arrested for trying to steal 400 cabbages in rural Gangwon province.

The planning and management of the land used for construction of rural collective organizations shall be highly emphasized.

He said the company would also benefit from a recent policy that grants a 13 percent subsidy for mobile phones in rural areas.

But one of my students told me that nowadays rural kids date at the age of 20, just as old as city kids do.

He practiced science as a maverick, working out of a stone barn among the rural hedgerows in Cornwall, England.

It is all part of a program to help India's rural poor by teaching them to make and install low-cost solar panels.

Then she [persuaded] leaders in her rural village to help center (send her) to college in the United States.

From the above statistics to see that the urban girls as early as the age of menarche in rural girls.

William Penn's plan was that Philadelphia would be like an English rural town instead of a city.

But the rural voters seem to like the fact that he is at least paying attention to their concerns.

Until a few decades ago, that hunting accident would have been a local misfortune, a curse played out in a few rural villages.

He worte books in which he expressed his belief and society in the rural areas should be allowed to exist without a government.

If it somehow managed to win a genuine election, it would have to serve the needs of the rural majority instead of the urban minority.

Rural-based independent MPs now hold the balance of power and both leaders are "flat out like a lizard drinking" trying to win them over.

Like a cure-all tonic prescribed by a travelling rural huckster, gold somehow seems to be good for nearly everything that ails us.

Life had been easy enough in cosmopolitan Budapest, but buying food in rural shops is like an elaborate game of charades.

One of Deng Xiaoping's first decisions was to break up the system of communal farms and distribute land on an equal basis to rural families.

As meteorite hunter Bob Haag explains, this was a rural farming community and no one would've seen anything quite like this before.

He said the issues of inflation, the rural-urban income gap, and corruption may affect the stability of political power in China.

When she tested the cactus in a Mexican rural community "people were all open to the idea of using the cactus, " she said.

With the near future looking dim, rural families may find that it's their turn to help out a returning relative.

When she tested the cactus in a Mexican rural community "people were all open to the idea of using the cactus, " she said.

With the near future looking dim, rural families may find that it's their turn to help out a returning relative.

As a child growing up in rural Saskatchewan , the idea of a city that seemingly never ended was extraordinary.

"Three rural" issue is still a heavy talking topic in the eyes of scholars with a sense of social responsibility.

She was living in a rural village in a two-room mud hut with her parents, two sisters and a brother.

When conditions are right, we know and see that that innovation is ready to explode in rural Africa, just like anywhere else.

They work from rural areas to the cities, but by his own hands, a root stick and a pair of shoulder.

News of support for the bank is among several announcements from Mr. Wen's government in a process to strengthen the rural economy.

There still seems to be a lack of awareness in the rural and suburban communities about the threat the virus poses to humans and animals.

It was unclear, however, how much of that would be spent on rural programs.

He has spurned the front-line, preferring to confine himself in youth and rural politics.

Then she persuaded leaders in her grown rural village to help send her to college in the United States.

She grew up in rural New York: her father was a doctor who made house calls, and her mother was the town mayor.

Therefore, this sort of system, in a certain sense, has become an essential factor triggering the crisis in rural governance.

His wife and three kids had been about 700 miles away, back in rural Henan province, continuing to farm wheat, corn, peanuts and sesame.

Robert is a cop from Copenhagen with a secret, which has landed him in a small rural town in Denmark.

"rural construction" , and what sort of "rural construction" was it? Construction for the landlords, rural destruction and national ruin!

However, the problem of low quality and inadequate quantity of rural teachers has always been a "bottleneck" in American education.

Village resident Mu Jiang seems to epitomise the new kind of citizen Chengdu is trying to create - he is neither urban nor rural.

But in Texas, at least, the point of the tax break was also to develop sustainable industries in rural areas.

After living in a big city for a whlie , he found that it was hard for him to be conditioned to a rural life again.

longer rural or inter-city operation is out of the question now and is likely to be for a very long time to come.

But Mr Mittal said the extra cost of servicing rural customers, and their low usage levels, had made things unprofitable.

Like a lot of young people, I was eager to get out of the rural community where I was raised and move to the city.

I grew up in rural China who grew up to witness the implementation of China's tremendous changes after the new policy.

In rural areas in the town of Piedecuesta houses, the police said he had glass window broken by the explosive wave reports.

Some of the graduates wish to make their career in the countryside, and for that they need a rural hukou.

And comparing with the conventional planning, this paper analyzed the current rural tourism planning which had some problems to be solved.

Existing research on juvenile delinquency results are not up to the distinction between urban and rural, but the general analysis.

But how much are Americans willing to pay to fund those rural lines?

Rural policymaking has been further complicated by operating within a political system more complex than that of any other modern democracy.

But all that knowledge doesn't matter if there's no one to pass it along, as is often the case in rural hospitals in South Africa.

Since the Eleventh century, there has been a sizable Druze presence, concentrated in rural, mountainous areas east and south of Beirut.

This small scene in a quiet, rural town is just a tiny part of something big happening in South Korea's education system.

Growing up in the rural coal-mining community of Northern Shanxi province, Wang Gang knew just how tough and risky a miner's life can be.

Children growing up in rural communities will have different experiences from those from urbanized , developed countries.

The work portrays the various misfortunes suffered by Tess of the poor rural d'Urbervilles family in the span of a few years.

It once saw the wind business as an extension of its agricultural work, with projects located in rural areas.

Scattered and ill-organised rural protests are unlikely to turn into a serious threat to the party.

One of the exceptions to the beauty is the litter that some people throw out of their windows as they are driving on the rural roads.

Clan shrines , where ancestors are worshipped, have sprung up in many rural areas, particularly in prosperous coastal and southern regions.

He said even though it would mean putting the women on antiretrovirals for life, it would actually simplify treatment in rural areas.

The result was that rural household income per capita galloped ahead at more than 10 per cent a year in the 1980s.

Two or more children are allowed for many ethnic minorities, rural families and couples in which both parents were only children.

In this paper, development of cultural rural tourism is examined in a case study of a French Acadian region on an island in eastern Canada.

Creating conditions for the progressive realization of a unified urban and rural tax system is an important part of this strategy.

Landry's reservations about ornamental trophies stem from his rural upbringing and from an inborn sense of what is appropriate.

Up to a month ago I had only the vaguest idea how milk becomes cheese, though this age-old art was once practiced in most rural households.

The Bank is already very active in supporting India in three of those sectors: irrigation, drinking water supply and rural roads.

The ocean is a hike from the community, and a small rural town is just a mile-and-a-half away.

First, it needs to reform its artificial separation of rural and urban areas and narrow the disparity between them in purchasing power.

This creates a bit of pressure for those like us, who have always done well in rural distribution.

He was so poor growing up in rural Anhui province that his neighbors assumed he would end up a beggar on the streets.

The graveyard of the high tech revolution is ending up in rural China, " said Ted Smith, director of the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition. "

Some industry analysts think the rural strategy is already having a negative impact on the company in the form of lower customer revenue.

The day-to fatigue, partnership doors along the rural road, the road joke, "Today I took a rubber with her hands really pretty. "

The question of the Rural social pension security is increasingly incisive and prominent.

But a great deal of factors at present have restricted the transformation of the surplus rural labor forces.

But if it achieves even half of what it sets out to, it will amount to a revolution in rural Colombia.

The Negro rural population, howerver, was more highly concentrated in agriculture and 97 percent of it was in the South.

In the surge of economic development, a great number of factories have sprung up in town and rural areas.

Two out of five rural schools have no connection, and will have to bus their students elsewhere for the exam.

The small-sized artesian diversion work is one of the main forms of the work of overcoming the drinking difficulty in the rural areas.

From there, it was a steep climb up a rural asphalt road that headed west and was well marked with signs pointing to Point Alpha.

What was your experience of growing up in a rural community?

Challenged on who counts as a rural labourer, Zhu declined to provide a definition, but insisted it did not matter.

His grandparents raised him in rural China, in a home without running water or electricity.

Next year , China will deepen tax and fee reforms in its rural areas to further reduce the financial burden of farmers, he said .

By 2008, this new system and a rural medical assistance system should be basically in place in all rural areas.

All this has improved the living environment and quality of life of both urban and rural residents.

Analysts say the establishment of the bank will improve financial services in rural areas by expanding financing channels.

The rural debts at a village level in China tends to be on the rise and is becoming increasingly serious with more payment in arrear.

Those days are over. In rural areas as well as in cities, doors do not stay unlocked, even for part of an evening.

Recently, several non-governmental micro-credit pilot the establishment of the company marks a wide range of rural financial openness.

"The 'digital gap ' between urban and rural China needs to be further bridged, " he said.

He said rural inland sales were 'the main driver' for the 36% growth in China passenger-auto sales the company posted in March.

Harford County, at least the northern part, is still fairly rural and Rocks is pretty heavily forested.

I grew up in southern rural areas may be due to the special favorite childhood plain red flowers.

"China's central and western regions as well as rural areas have large populations and low penetrations, " he said.

The first part of this article first introduced the system of rural social security law and the basic concept of connotation.

Children growing up in rural areas, most often on the lawn to do is chase, roll, catching cricket . . . wonderful memories!

That's the customary escape in rural Pakistan for a raped woman, as the only way to cleanse the disgrace to her entire family.

Some of them, (who were) born and brought up in rural villages, had never seen a train.

(5) Responsible cadres were to make a serious study of the Party's class policy for the rural areas .

The bank is China's third-largest lender by assets after ICBC and China Construction Bank, and is the country's largest rural lender.

Since the inception of China's rural credit cooperatives, it has gone through a difficult and tortuous course of development.

The legacy of that disastrous decision, which contributed to a famine that left tens of millions dead, still weighs heavily on rural China.

If you only have a bit of money, buy a rural bit of land for vacation camping or a future retirement cottage.

Although at first this kind of marriage was more common among the rural poor, it subsequently spread to the urban middle classes.

Average per capita income is now more than three times that of rural areas.

"You won't see certified organic products or any fancy marketing, " he said of rural markets. "It's a very different world. "

Mr Gandhi's efforts to get young, rural voters to turn out for Congress have been disappointing.

to end the liquor traffic that urban and rural protestants found a common outlet for mutual social energies and impulses.

She was a practical woman, and she wasn't reconciled to a life of rural squalor.

They seemed ingrained with blood from the thousands of acts of butchery that are part of rural life in a land of enthusiastic meat-eaters.

Finally was to set up the regulation and system, strengthen the nominal management to rural tourism and raise the service quantity.

As a young man borned and grew up in rural countryside, he deeply understand the hardships of peasants.

Over the next three years, Sharma said foreign retailers could help create up to 10 million jobs, many of them in rural areas.

It was no sure bet, because in rural areas beyond the Mississippi River, the roads varied from poor to nonexistent.

She grew up in a rural village in Tanzania. Both her parents died and she supported herself through school.

Since the three uprising failed, the C. P. C had begun to shift the focus of the revolution gradually from city to rural Area.

With the further promoting of the Reform and Openning-up, the agricultural industry and rural economy have entered into a new stage.

Rural and urban relations have been a complex and complicated economic and social phenomenon.

Social Security System(SSS) in rural area is always at the edge of the whole system, . and peasants are kept away from the SSS meshwork.

After a Canadian couple died in their rural Saskatchewan home, their seven dogs subsisted for more than a week by eating their remains.

"We have to redouble our efforts to mitigate rural distress rising from the after effects of drought, " he said.

Yet Americans did not lose their emotional attachment to rural life nor their concern that cities might subvert republican virtues.

This could have larger implications for Asia's third-largest economy where rural prosperity has been a key driver of overall growth.

Rural areas' social security system is the outcome of mature industrialization and of what industrialization reciprocates agriculture.

There is no doubt that the second half of the twentieth century rural China, is led by Yan LiankeHeartaround the place again.

The place of our company is very desolate, just a rural. Going to town is not easy.

Unfortunately, antivenin is still not widely available in the rural parts of the mamba's range, and mamba-related deaths remain frequent.

This is a migrant school established for the children of rural farmers and peasants who have come to the east, to the big cities, for work.

Yet the sanitation revolution, and its aftermath, makes it clear that urban health has the potential to be far better than rural health.

The voting age in India is 18. Girls can legally marry at 18 and boys at 21, although the law is often flouted, especially in rural areas.

The new apartment buildings going up in hundreds of cities will employ workers now and will later become homes for rural migrants.

With the near-total urbanization of these classes in both the United States and Europe, rural simplicity has acquired a strange allure.

The survey results suggest that this may be the case because motorists report feeling safer on rural roads because there is less traffic.

Urban and rural pingdingshan's large market potential, the per capita income in the front rank, residents, purchasing power exuberant.

The standard and promotes the countryside flow of ground shift is one of current new rural reconstruction important contents.

However, acting president Rupiah Banda gradually gained ground as results began to come in from rural areas where his support is greatest.

Rural tourism development over a period of time, the production of a variety of business models and different regional characteristics.

Some of them, born and brought up in rural villages, had never seen a train.

Unfortunately for the cause of rural development, higher food prices do not translate seamlessly into higher incomes.

Pebble bed reactors are small , which suits remote and rural areas and makes them easy to expand .

Rural infrastructure tends to be least developed in countries and regions with the highest levels of hunger.

The general features of his rural literature are real natural beauty and strong flavour of folk custom.

It cannot be ignored that the human resource management of the project of Beijing Rural Mobile Information Network still have its problems.

He was asked about the inroads Taliban militants have been able to make in rural parts of Afghanistan .

Then she persuaded leaders in her rural village to help center to collage in the United Sates.

From the founding of PRC to the beginning of reform and opening up, rural cadres had been the national agents in rural.

An Oklahoma senator complained that federal rules on teacher credentials had driven thousands of experienced educators out of rural schools.

His wife, Chen Zhen-Zhen, the then Ministry of Construction of urban and rural housing and urban development deputy director.

Ms. Oster found a large, continuing study of hepatitis B in rural China.

The fondness for rural life among the higher classes of the English has had a great and salutary effect upon the national character.

The message here is to be out of the cities, into rural areas where families can be self sustaining.

One of the important factors of current new rural cooperative medical service system is to make equilibrium between fairness and efficiency.

The prevalence and DMFF has no significant difference between rural and city, as well as the gender.

In another hospital, I found a gaggle of rural patients crouching on the forecourt.

"We have developed specific policies for migrant rural workers and college graduates, " he said, but need to ensure their implementation.

Teachers' colleges, he said, could offer special programs to prepare educators for rural challenges.

At rural Grinnell, nearly one of every 10 applicants being considered for the class of 2015 is from China.

The in-depth study of these non-economic factors plays a significant role in perfecting rural social endowment insurance system.

I can't afford to open rural polling places when only two or three people will vote.

Most scholars studied the old age both in rural areas and cities, but they did not put emphasis on the old age in rural areas.

The basic framework for a public health system and a system of basic medical services covering urban and rural areas have been put in place.

The latter was conducted to testify whether or not the learning strategy training can improve the EFL rural learners' listening proficiency.

She influenced on rural education, rural society and promoted the reform and innovation of the concept of education in Republican china.

Just as in the United States a century ago, jobs are needed for vast numbers of rural migrants moving into cities.

Other rural folk might be willing to work closer to home in the growing number of factories moving inland .

Owing to the representative and demonstration of its rural cultural landscape, cluster agricultural villages deserve to be studied.

Even local Chinese executives have trouble connecting with those young workers from rural China, ' he said.

The rural labor force is the main building of new countryside, also is one of the main body of rural infrastructure.

A survey conducted recently in Zhejiang and Hebei provinces found that depression was more prevalent in rural communities.

Studies have been carried out on the relationships between rural poverty and deforestation and population growth and deforestation.

It is chronic, infectious, a plague on both rural and urban poor, and, in her view at least, neglected.

She was by no means the first or last peasant woman who had religiously adhered to her purchaser, as too many rural records show.

The cuts and high food prices have led to further economic hardships and a surge in poverty, especially for the majority of rural residents.

The innovations of this paper are deep analysis of the image of rural characters and a summary of aesthetic style in rural teleplays.

This is often difficult, as in our cities and even in rural areas the landscape was significantly changed after European settlement.