Sentence examples for areas referred from inspiring English sources

On the day I arrived, I went to two schools in areas referred to in South African lingo as "townships".

New jobs in private business have been created in the counties, areas referred to collectively as the Tech Valley Corridor.

An article yesterday about a requirement that medical students in West Virginia receive training in rural areas referred incorrectly to an institution that participates.

Correction: December 6 , 2003 Saturday A chart in Business Day last Saturday showing the decline in rents for several metropolitan areas referred imprecisely to figures per square foot.

Correction: January 12 , 2004 Monday An article on Jan . 4about crimes involving methamphetamine drugs in rural areas referred incorrectly to the availability of anhydrous ammonia, a fertilizer often used in making the drug.

A front page article last Saturday about resistance to the early start of the school year in some areas referred imprecisely to the policies of eight states that regulate starting dates.

Its staff screen over 2.7m patients a year via clinics in remote areas, referring 285,000 of them for surgery at its hospitals.

Note: Blue shaded areas refer to period of economic contraction (based on the output gap).

The other dimension is a three-level classification into broad application areas referring to processes at different levels in healthcare: Patients & Providers, Units & Hospitals, and Regional & National.

In China, urban areas refer to administrative regions with population density above 1,500 people/km2, whose administration system usually includes municipal government, district government, and town government.

However, political scientists mentioned that PR would have a tough time getting support from rural areas, referring to the DAP's dismal performance in rural polling centres.