Sentence examples for associated towns from inspiring English sources

Lurgan and the associated towns of Portadown and Craigavon made up part of what was known as the "murder triangle"; an area known for a significant number of incidents and fatalities during The Troubles.

The movement spread to Lübeck and later to associated Hanse towns on the Baltic and North seas, touching even the Christian "colonial" towns east of the Elbe and Saale rivers.

Many of the associated castle towns were the forerunners of Japan's present provincial capitals (e.g., Okayama, Kanazawa, Hiroshima, Ōsaka, and Matsuyama).

The historical city and associated historic towns located on central part of Thailand.

But a lower court held that because the prayers in Greece were entirely Christian and received with great enthusiasm by town-board members, they "associated the town with the Christian religion", in violation of the first amendment.Establishment-clause jurisprudence is as easy to understand as the Book of Revelation.

Community physical activity interventions should address issues associated with town size.

The aims of this approach were: understanding the complex issues associated with town planning and applying the theories for the development of a human settlement.

Finally, the present study has demonstrated an increased risk of infection and death associated with town camp residence.

In bivariate analyses (see Supplemental Material, Table S1), BPbs were significantly associated with town, ethnicity, maternal height, and fetal gestational age at blood draw.

Others do not want to have their towns associated with the pollution and have chosen to keep a lower profile.

In short, he found that the working-class families were underfed and experiencing a poverty equal to that in London, and not previously associated with provincial towns.