Sentence examples for and precincts from inspiring English sources

Provinces are further divided into counties (gun) and cities (si), and the large cities into wards (ku) and precincts (tong).

Voters in some counties and precincts waited in maddening lines, both during early voting and on Election Day.

In Calcutta, "heritage" means we cease to engage with the architectural individuality and difference of buildings and precincts.

Because there are thousands of voting rolls and precincts in the country, and because Americans move and often fail to register their new addresses, such problems are common.

The Japanese celebrate cherry's shy sibling, the Cinderella of trees, with plum festivals (ume matsuri) in parks and precincts of temples and shrines across the country.

The payoff was a Primary Day get-out-the-vote effort planned and executed for about $4 million, which delivered record-breaking turnouts in key counties and precincts.

What are his name, rank and precinct?

The precinct had been considered a stronghold for Mr. Romney, and Precinct 4 remained true to its reputation.

"You don't have the kind of ward and precinct system you used to see".

The floor of the basketball palace is partioned by ward and precinct, with other precincts sitting together in the bowl of spectator sections.

While commanders and precinct delegates occasionally start off by delivering a pep talk, the speeches occasionally fall short of encouraging.