大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 agrarian reform


释义：

agrarian reform 土地改革

例句：


The final result of agrarian reform depends on the peasant's organized participation.

土地改革的成效，最终依靠的是农民有组织的参与。



The two differentiation of occupation of farmers in Gang Village after the Agrarian Reform characterize the two generations.

土改后冈村农民的两次职业分化表现出非常明显的代际特征，可以概括为从纯农民到手艺人再到打工仔。



Beginning from the winter of1950, the new liberated areas, one after another, unfolded a large-scale agrarian reform movement.

从一九五〇冬开始，全国新解放的地区陆续展开了大规模的土地改革运动。



The talks are currently in recess after both sides agreed a deal on agrarian reform.


He added that the institutions of government don't work and there is a need for agrarian reform.


Finally, at 12:40, his cream-colored, bulletproof Mercedes-Benz draws up in front of the Department of Agrarian Reform building.


And what has the export boom done for the 200, 000 small producers, the campesinos who were supposed to benefit from the old agrarian reform?


Some see this as a way of forcing the president's allies in the centre to accept that more money should be given to agrarian reform.


But much of the historical agenda of populism, such as agrarian reform and oil nationalisation, had already been carried out by the governments of the fourth republic.


Seventeen-year-old Karina's father is Horacio "Boy" Morales, the man named recently by President Joseph Ejercito Estrada to complete the nation's slow-moving agrarian reform program in four years.


This settlement, where fruit gathering is the only form of production permitted, is part of a program of agrarian reform designated for poor families who depend on the land for survival.


FARC's demands for sweeping agrarian reform and a redistribution of wealth, coupled with an end to unchecked free-market policies, must be unpalatable to Mr Pastrana's centre-right administration and its foreign backers.


They accuse the landless group Mr Rainha was leading in Pontal de Paranapanema of channelling money from the government's National Institute for Agrarian Reform away from the landless families for whom it was intended.


The MST is a social movement whose goal to achieve agrarian reform was coupled with a radical militant ideology and semi-violent action that included road blockades and illegal take over of large pieces of land.