Sentence examples for complicated district from inspiring English sources
"This is a very complicated district," said Eugenia Maria Vogel, whose daughter attends eighth grade at a private school in Manhattan.
"The 5th District is a very complicated district," said Zev Yaroslavsky, a retired longtime Los Angeles County supervisor who is now director of the Los Angeles Initiative at UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs.
The new versions are often so complicated that districts invite parents to explanatory meetings or send the cards home with instructions.
In a television interview last year, Dr. Tisch had kinder words for the city school system, calling it "a national model of how to move a complicated, urban school district" and saying students' gains on test scores were "real gains".
They argued that Edison, which says it manages 136 public schools nationwide, had never run its own system, let alone a high-poverty urban district as complicated as Philadelphia's.
The state's system for awarding them is complicated, but in every district the Romney campaign recruited slates of delegate candidates — with strong name recognition and the support of the state and local party —who either currently support Mr. Romney or are most likely to support him as the party's nominee at the national convention.
The decision to start work in this particular village in Haymah Dakhliyah district was complicated.
Handicapping this crowded race is even more complicated because the voters in the district have a history of being fiercely independent.
Lwak hospital has 40 inpatient beds and manages most hospitalizations, only referring complicated or surgical patients to the district hospital.
They were seen to reduce referrals to secondary and tertiary levels by seeing more complicated patients in primary care and district hospitals.
As there is no first level (district) or second level (provincial) referral hospitals in Lusaka District, health centres must refer complicated obstetric cases directly to the University Teaching Hospital.
