Sentence examples for back to districts from inspiring English sources
The phrase "back to districts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to returning to specific districts, often in the context of administrative, educational, or organizational discussions.
Example: "After the meeting, we will head back to districts to implement the new policies."
Alternatives: "return to districts" or "go back to districts".
Local school officials also were not told of the program, and only the seven most egregious cases were referred back to districts for further investigation.
The majority of returnees appear to be heading back to districts not directly affected by the violence; those who fled the worst-affected areas in the Osh region seem reluctant to return and are likely to need continued humanitarian relief within Uzbekistan.
(For that, you'd have to go back to "District 9," nominated in 2010).
I'm pleased that soon the manufacturing jobs will be coming back to District 12.
Justice Stevens ordered the case back to district court in order to determine how the magazine in fact had come by the papers.
Watching on, the club president, Lovett-Murray's uncle Michael Bell (he calls him "Uncle Mookeye") tells me Heywood made the tough decision to drop back to district footy in order to remain competitive and retain the juniors.
After the last district board meeting, Mr. Lanyon treated three of the agency's retirees, who were recently inducted into the N.A.C.W.A. Hall of Fame, and some current employees to lunch at Rosebud on Rush Street before walking back to district headquarters at 100 East Erie Street for another meeting on the agency's budget crunch.
His entire family walked back to district of Mardan.
Specialist centres were used exclusively for the delivery of radiotherapy but the continuous follow-up of these patients devolved back to district hospitals.
Data are fed back to regions, districts, and sub-districts, with team leaders responsible for monitoring and evaluation being supported in data interpretation, systems analysis, and development of an action plan based on the information disseminated.
There was an emergency; members could not be inconvenienced by flight delays or cancellations when getting back to their districts.
