When I walked into the room and laughing.

The villagers eat unripe cherries.

The villagers tried to flee or hide.

The villagers have become smart too, nowadays.

The villagers are obliged to use this filthy water.

Those villagers and the bounty hunter and my family...they still mourn my loss, Meier.

I think these villagers could do with a sharp lesson, don't you?

The villagers pressure the Mayor into allowing them to destroy Frankenstein's castle.

Villagers are killed or ordered to pack their belongings and leave.

The villagers buried the bodies in a mass grave as soon as the soldiers left.

The peasants brought him into the hospital yesterday. They said he fell from a mountain.

But the evictions took place in 2001, and the villagers are still living in extreme poverty.

Moreover, villagers often find that they can grow other crops in the shade of the trees.

These villagers had been accused of trespassing and illegally occupying the Marahoue National Park.

The organizers say that the villagers, upon seeing the story of Budrus documented in a film, felt that there were indeed people following what they were doing, that people cared.

Now I must hunt with a price on my head, rurales at my heels.

In last May's national elections, India's rural voters unseated the ruling coalition.

Rural peasants and Indians still support him, as do senior military officials.

Villagers and merchants from both sides conducted a brisk business and border trade unfettered by the authorities.

The villagers and other people displaced by the operation attempted to cross the Sumpul river to take refuge in Honduras.

Following the second attack, in March 2004, the villagers fled to the mountains, where they were hunted down by mounted Janjaweed.

In his home of Namibia, John Kasaona is working on an innovative way to protect endangered animal species giving nearby villagers responsibility for caring for the animals. And it's working.

A review of the institutions would bring about a change in the process of selection of the members of the General Fono who are currently chosen by the villages.

His predicament illustrates the common dictum in the politics of developing countries where rural electorates elect governments but urban elites get to throw them out.

The manner in which villagers in my home area in Papua New Guinea have gathered coconuts and traditional shell money to buy shares in a locally owned corporation is a case in point.

The villagers congregated on the sports field, where they were blindfolded. The strangers then identified themselves as a quot death squad quot and accused the villagers of having links with the guerrillas.

The latter were apparently accused of illegally cutting wood in forested zones under NADK control, or of being disguised government soldiers or agents.

This may seem hard to believe unless you've been reading lots and lots of news reports but in many places, after the tsunami, villagers were still terrified.

Now the question was if all of the villagers put all of their gold into my vaults what can they use to transact every day?

The organizers say that the villagers, upon seeing the story of Budrus documented in a film, felt that there were indeed people following what they were doing, that people cared.

Six villagers in the Hebei village of Dingzhou, protesting government seizure of their land, died after bloody clashes with a gang of toughs in July.

When the villagers were lighting their fires beyond the horizon, I too gave notice to the various wild inhabitants of Walden vale, by a smoky streamer from my chimney, that I was awake.

411. On 13 December 1993, the villagers of Al Labn Gharbeya filed a petition objecting to a military order whereby 20,000 dunums of cultivated land would be confiscated under the pretext that the area was military land. (Al Tali apos ah, 16 December 1993)

But public private partnerships must be backed up with the right policies and support for rural communities, so that poor rural people can increase food production, improve their lives, and contribute to greater food security for all.

Villagers were unable to secure enough food to go on living, because they were deprived by the commune system of their traditional means of being able to rent, sell, or use their land as collateral for loans.

Villagers huddling in fear at the sound of Government bombing raids or the appearance of murderous militias on the horizon find no solace in the unimplemented words of the Geneva Conventions, to say nothing of the international community's solemn promises of never again when reflecting on the horrors of Rwanda a decade ago.

Widespread corruption has bred deep discontent workers protest the Enron like bilking of their life savings, townspeople fight against illegal land seizures, and villagers battle injustices small and large on a daily basis.

quot 33. Other reported incidents of apos compensation apos being required from villagers following loss of property by the military include reports of cases where owners of cattle which have been killed by Army land mines close to Army camps have had to pay compensation for the destroyed land mines.