Sentence examples for another locality from inspiring English sources

I don't know of another locality that allows over seven months between a primary and the election of local candidates and there is good reason for that.

You herd with the capitalist class in another locality.

An article on Sept. 7 about fiscal troubles in San Diego, including an unfunded liability in its pension plan, misidentified another locality where questionable practices in a retirement fund are being investigated.

The police at first were sympathetic, but after a day or two said: "When both her parents are at work, she crosses two roads and the train tracks to move around with boys of another locality.

If a doctor prescribes an operation or other medical care, and the taxpayer chooses for purely personal considerations to travel to another locality (such as a resort area) for the operation or the other medical care, neither the cost of transportation nor the cost of meals and lodging (except where paid as part of a hospital bill) is deductible.

On the other hand, the very top of the core is obviously another locality where an anomalous structure is possible.

The Texas New Mexico potash region is another noteworthy locality.

In early February, we waited for hours at the gates of Moadamiyah, another besieged locality close to Damascus.

After this successful find, we headed south to Coos Bay, getting up early the next day to prospect at Sunset Bay, another UCMP locality.

Nevertheless, we also experiment with a theoretical extension that allows for the possibility that migrants relocate to another U.S. locality not adopting tougher immigration measures and, as such, are not adversely impacted by the policy.

Another fossil locality from the Early Devonian is Germany's Alken-an-der-Mosel, from which a range of different arthropods, including several kinds of arachnids and relatives of millipedes called eoarthropleurids, were described by the Norwegian paleontologist Leif Størmer (1970 1972 1973 1974 19761976), but few other deposits preserve anything more than isolated individuals.