These communities were intended to allow rural inhabitants to have an improved quality of living, while largely growing their own food.

The 1920 census was the first to show that Indiana had more urban than rural inhabitants.

No one, it said, cared more about the welfare of the rural inhabitants on whose backs the country's economy was built.

Many rural inhabitants come to the city for reasons of seeking fortunes and social mobility.

It gained widespread support among the rural inhabitants and the urban lower classes.

Wood is the main fuel source for rural inhabitants in certain regions of Tibet.

I believe that the Community's farmers and rural inhabitants will understand this important message for a united Europe.

This flexibility will allow individual countries to use the financial resources according to the needs of their farmers and rural inhabitants.

In 1980 the population was 8,336 with urban and rural inhabitants evenly divided.

Although prohibited by law, rural inhabitants continued the traditional practice of kidnapping women and girls for forced marriage.