The election re-affirmed the political allegiances of the past, with the Alliance Party winning all the Fijian Communal seats, with 82 % of the votes, as well as all the General Communal seats.

The National Federation Party ( NFP ), on the other hand, won all the Indian Communal sets with 73 % of the votes.

Communal meals, dormitory residences, elaborate rituals and dress all borrow heavily from the monastic tradition.

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In the letter FENAMAD wrote, " Having peacefully exhausted all protest, without receiving any answer, we hereby communicate to you that we have agreed to a fifteen-day period for you to definitively withdraw from the Amarakaeria Communal Reserve since you do not have the indigenous community's consent.

Each time the municipal administration is characterized by the Cabildos Communal that the authority made such bases, which results in a Community Development Plan Macul, in which all participate.

The Ministry of Popular Economy became the " Ministry of Communal Economy " in 2007, and was merged into the Ministry of Communes and Social Protection on 3 March 2009, along with the Ministry of Participation and Social Protection.

For his insistence in executing the Communal decree for the destruction of the Vendôme Column, he was designated as responsible for the act and accordingly sentenced on 2 September 1871 by a Versailles court martial to six months in prison and a fine of 500 francs.

Communal reinforcement explains how entire nations can pass on ineffable gibberish from generation to generation.

He was elected as a Representative for the Tailevu North Fijian Communal constituency as a candidate of the Conservative Alliance Matanitu Vanua Party despite his confinement on Nukulau Island.

Communal apartments were common on the left, and peaceful political activists could easily have shared living quarters with terrorists, without further collaboration.

It is on two distinct levels: the first floor housed the Justice Hall ( currently, seat of the Communal Council ), with the Judges's offices in the lower.

In the same year, the Dacia square, the city's main square located in front of the Communal Palace, was repaved, with white, red and grey Măgura marble, with patterns similar to those on traditional folk costumes from the Bisoca area.

The PAC was formally launched on 6 April 1959 at Orlando Communal Hall in Soweto.

25 seats represented Communal constituencies ( 9 indigenous Fijians, 9 Indians, and 7 General Electors ( Europeans, Chinese, and other minorities ), elected on closed electoral rolls by voters registered as members of their respective ethnic groups.

In the block's planning, the architect drew on his study of the Soviet Communal housing project, the Narkomfin Building.

Communal violence was but one tactic out of many for opposing an enemy and the peasants of the sixteenth-and seventeenth-centuries, drawing on a heritage of communal justice, might rise up to prevent enclosement of a communal grazing space, like a marsh, to demand lower bread prices, or to evade their taxes.

A part of the powerful Contado of the Seprio, in 1176 its citizens are likely to have taken part ( on both sides ) to the famous Battle of Legnano, actually fought between Busto's frazione of Borsano and nearby Villa Cortese, when Frederick Barbarossa was defeated by the Communal militia of the Lombard League.

Second Lieutenant John Spencer Dunville died of wounds on 26 June 1917, the day after performing the deed, and is interred at the Villiers-Faucon Communal Cemetery, Somme, France, ( Plot No. A21 ).

Communal violence broke out between the Baluba and Lulua on 11 October 1959 in Luluabourg.

Potier's remains were exhumed from Reims and, on 18 September 1950, he was reburied with full military honours in the Pelouse d ' Honneur Aérienne, Cimetière Communal de B-1140 Bruxelles-Evère.

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Hispellum received the name of Flavia Constans by a rescript of the emperor Constantine, a copy of which on a marble tablet is still preserved at the Communal Palace of Spello.

Communal self-theory is similarly based on the group as subject, but always with an underlying awareness of the individuals ( and their own self-theories ) which make up the group or organization.

A former Fiji Times journalist, Dimuri contested the Macuata Fijian Communal Constituency on behalf of then-Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka's Fijian Political Party ( SVT ), but was defeated by the Christian Democratic Alliance candidate, Poseci Bune.

Though a 1993 Canadian Federal Court decision declaring that the Ojibways ' right to fish commercially takes precedence over any other activity, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources have attempted to impose an Aboriginal Communal Fishing Licence on the Saugeen First Nation, a direct assault on Tribal Sovereignty, which the Saugeen First Nation have never abrogated authority or relinquished it to any other entity.

In the parliamentary election held on 6 – 13 May 2006, Kepa faced a strong challenge for the Rewa Fijian Communal Constituency from her nephew, Ro Filipe Tuisawau.

25 seats represented Communal constituencies ( 9 indigenous Fijians ( Fijians and Pacific Islanders ), 9 Indo-Fijians, and 7 General Electors ( Europeans, Chinese ), elected on closed electoral rolls by voters registered as members of their respective ethnic groups.

Communal living posed unique challenges ; one author tells of an incident when a drunk neighbor passed out on the floor in front of the entrance to their room and urinated, to the horror of her mother, who was entertaining foreign guests when the “ little yellow stream slowly made its way through the door of the room .” She relates this incident to the experience of communal living, “ both intimate and public, with a mixture of ease and fear in the presence of foreigners and neighbors .” Tenants in communal apartments are “ like family in some respects and like strangers in others .” Neighbors are forced to interact with each other, and they know nearly everything about each other, their schedules and daily routines, profession, habits, relationships and opinions, prohibiting any sense of privacy in the communal apartment.

Most sources agree that the largest killing in any Communal Riot took place in Bihar where at least 5000 Muslims were slaughtered.

A part of the back wall of the temple of Juno was integrated into the Communal Palace in the 13th century.

The smaller towns have simpler systems, often ruled by commissions presided by a Communal President ( presidente communal ) or a similarly named authority.

Communal punishment for wrongdoing generally included compensation by the wrongdoer, corporal punishment, shunning, banishment and execution.

Communal tensions arose again in the late 1970s, fueled by Sikh claims of discrimination and marginalisation by the Hindu dominated Indian National Congress ruling party and the " dictatorial " tactics adopted by the then Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi.

* The Communal Palace, built by the Brescian architect Jacopo da Iseo in 1163.

In common with other Belgian Municipalities, the town is governed by Communal College, whose membership is determined by the size of the population.

** Communal ownership-Property held in common by a commune ( see Communalism ).

The Communal Palace, once seat of the podestà, is currently home of the town gallery, with works by Pinturicchio, Benozzo Gozzoli, Filippino Lippi, Domenico di Michelino, Pier Francesco Fiorentino and others.

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All 23 Communal Constituencies allocated to indigenous Fijians were won by the SDL, most of them overwhelmingly ; the party also won 13 of the 25 Open Constituencies elected by universal suffrage.

Along with the Courthouse, the Communal Palace was designed by architects commissioned by mayor Nicu Constantinescu, at the end of the 19th century.

Soviet soldiers ' monument at the Buzău Heroes Cemetery During World War II, Soviet troops occupied Buzău in August 1944, and, as German soldiers were barricaded inside the Communal Palace, its tower was knocked down by cannons.

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All 11 Municipalities are headed by the civilian Administrators, under whom come 35 Communal Administrators.

According to this compromise, ethnic Fijians and Indo-Fijians would each be allocated 22 seats, with 12 representing Communal constituencies ( comprising voters registered as members of a particular ethnic group ) and a further 10 representing National constituencies ( distributed by ethnicity but elected by universal suffrage ) in the 52 member House of Representatives.

* America's Communal Utopias, by Donald E. Pitzer, 1997, The University of North Carolina Press ISBN 0-8078-4609-0