In the countryside

Cambodian countryside

It is the deepest countryside.

Reference Judge, Damascus countryside

Hundreds of thousands of women were systematically raped in the countryside.

There are teachers that would like to teach in the countryside.

Numerous partisan bands were formed in the city and surrounding countryside.

President of the Criminal Court, Damascus countryside

Countryside is a city in Cook County, Illinois, United States.

In the countryside, people watched political slide shows late into the night.

In the countryside, pastimes for the wealthy also included fishing and hunting.

This percentage rises more in the countryside than in the cities (66,6 against 40 ).

I myself was born at home, in a small village in the Korean countryside.

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Pope would later describe the countryside around the house in his poem Windsor Forest .

In the countryside, women play a key role in agriculture, livestock, forestry, handicrafts and mining.

China would still have a vast underdeveloped countryside.

There are 38 municipalities in the countryside who are going through official water rationing.

She makes the most delicious food that's fresh from the herbs in the surrounding countryside.

The countryside was also divided into new provinces and districts.

We would move people out of the target cities into the countryside.

Kuomintang forces occupied the city in 1946, but were unable to hold the countryside against communist forces.

In the present period, people still remember, and very intensely, the consequences of war destruction, especially in the countryside.

In the cities the average sum per child was 512 Estonian kroons and in the countryside 1085 Estonian kroons.

Maintenance and improvement of the environment and the natural resources of the countryside

Later, they exchanged some possessions for cattle and joined a nomadic Kazakh auyl (village) in the countryside.

I still remember the time I was travelling between Aleppo and Turkey via the countryside route and saw many ISIS checkpoints along the way, and the painful realisation that they had forcefully changed the names of villages in our countryside.

In April 2008, the UK government afforded the angel shark full protection under the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

However from the beginning of the 21st century, the population growth in urban areas is higher than in the countryside.

They will enjoy less congested cities and fewer environmental pressures on the countryside.

Personally, I don t think it can be Madeleine. The woman seems from the countryside.

In East Asia, unskilled workers were put to work in urban factories, making several times what they earned in the countryside.

Beijing is roughly 10 C hotter than the nearby countryside in the daytime and 5.5 C warmer at night.

On 18 November, the Syrian Army ambushed a group of Khorasan militants in the countryside of Latakia in a separate operation.

Urban workers per capita income is more than three times higher than that of their counterparts in the countryside.

In the countryside local journalists have reported various cases of girls as young as 10 prostituting themselves for 1.

The majority of the Turkish forces in the region either surrendered peacefully to the Greek Army, or fled to the countryside.

Located in the north of the Aleppo countryside in northern Syria, the territory has been under ISIS (Daesh in Arabic) control since March 2014.

The boom began in the countryside in the late 1970 s and 1980 s, and was followed by today s urban, industrial led growth.

Since 80 of HIV AIDS patients reside in the countryside, greater access to health care in these areas has become a priority.

As many travelers to France will attest, people in the French countryside believe that they, not Parisians, constitute the true France.

The Chinese government is promoting social welfare in the countryside, but it must also give more institutional expression to social grievances.

His photographs capture the flowing rivers, lush countryside, and rural livelihood of Bangladesh from the air.

As a result of the Army's scorched earth tactics in the countryside, more than 45,000 Guatemalans fled across the border to Mexico.

Specifically, any prolonged period of sub 7 growth could encourage opposition and dissent not only in the countryside, but also in urban centers.