ejidos造句

• Residential units found within ejidos and comunidades include towns and rancher韆s.
• Under ejidos, indigenous communities have usufruct rights of the land.
• There are also 24 ejidos ( cooperative farms ) located here.
• Socioeconomic reforms brought much agricultural land under the control of ejidos.
• In efforts to protect themselves against the collective farms ( ejidos ).
• Most of the agricultural land is held communally in ejidos.
• The tools are her tools, ejidos and ovaries.
• Membership is entirely indigenous, unlike that of ejidos.
• Use of the unit outside the ejidos is by order of the military zone commander.
• Broadly defined, this would include ejidos, or communal land owned by Indian villages.
• However, the ejidos did not provide enough natural resources to support the Ch'ol people.
• Many of the original German farms and facilities continue to operate as both ejidos and private ventures.
• The " ejidos " are encouraged to make alliances with private investors for financing and marketing.
• All defense units, however, were attached to ejidos, possibly as a means to guarantee control.
• In 1992, shifts were made to the economic structure and ejidos could now be partitioned and sold.
• By 1935, various agricultural lands were redistributed in the form of ejidos and other communal land ownership.
• The transition zone is the property of the " ejidos ", communities and small landowners.
• Much of the reason for this is the lack of support by the ejidos, or communal farm organizations.
• After the ejidos and land redistribution of the 1930s, Hunucm?was reconfirmed as head of its own municipality.
• Most of the land was distributed to peasants in the form of ejidos, communal farms owned by the government.