Sentence examples for as precincts from inspiring English sources

And together with the Historic core of Mumbai, 13 or 14 other sub-precincts like Khotachiwadi, Bandra village, etc., also got designated as precincts.

They are not necessarily more moderate than the Trump voters: the writer Evan Soltas found, in an analysis of New Hampshire primary results, that as precincts grew more liberal, they grew more likely to vote for Trump.

In South Florida, where diversity is as much a part of the landscape as the white-sand beaches and the sun-kissed resorts, many racial and ethnic minorities acknowledged that their communities were too often isolated by perspectives as much as precincts.

Later, as precincts broke off into smaller groups, residents of two separate precincts were forced to vote together in their separate caucuses at the same time in the school's library.

Mr. Browne said that only 37 of the 323 retired senior officers surveyed had served as precinct commanders, arguing that only they would have firsthand CompStat experience.

First, many of the people who are on the list in her thick blue notebook as precinct captains have told her that this was news to them.

Mr. Kerik said he brought Inspector McCabe to his office to oversee the new plan because as precinct commander, he had developed strong community ties.

DES MOINES, Iowa — On Tuesday, at 6 55 p.m. sharp, I come to the school gym that serves as Precinct 025 to meet Adam ("Just call me Adam Adamm), torchbearer of the Rick Perry for President campaign.

She was the first woman to head a police task force, the first female inspector, the first woman to serve as precinct captain or superintendent, and the first, in December 1999, to attain the rank of chief.

According to the report of a grand jury that investigated the 1982 election, and whose indictments led to fifty-eight convictions, ward committeemen appointed city employees as precinct captains, and these factotums either produced for the political machine on Election Day or lost favor with their patrons.

I'm thinking of lone avengers like Michael Connelly's aging homicide detective, Harry Bosch, bringing belated justice to a cold case he might have botched in "Echo Park," as well as precinct-house saints like the Oracle, wising up the rookie cops in Joseph Wambaugh's "Hollywood Station".