Sentence examples for concept of district from inspiring English sources

It's different today, when players keep swapping clubs and the concept of district loyalty is a thing of the past.

At the heart of schools for a new society is the concept of district reform, reflecting the understanding that in order to improve education for all students, entire school districts must change the way they deploy their resources--fiscal, organizational and political--to support high schools.

The current study can contribute to this policy development process, by identifying the areas for improvement, as well as providing some proof of concept of district level mental health care.

Following these declarations, many health systems adapted to this renewed focus on primary care and the organization of health services around the concept of district hospitals and health clinics, which may influence the development of health facility assessment tools to correspond with these priorities.

These results not only can provide a design basis for this type of hybrid solar district heating plants with flat plate collectors and parabolic trough collectors in the Nordic region, but also introduce a novel design concept of solar district heating plants to other high solar radiation areas.

The two sub-districts involved in this research each have a population over 400 000 and, although approximately double the size of the World Health Organization-defined concept of a district (Tarimo and Fowkes 1989), they have the same function of being the primary administrative units for managing and co-ordinating health services, community involvement and intersectoral actions for health.

In 2005, the Texas Legislature passed a bill authored by State Representative Larry Phillips, Republican of Sherman, that created the concept of Cultural Districts.

"A 2percentturnoutut is needed for statistical accuracy, but we would have liked to have had more people voting since most people agree with the concept of councilmanic districts".

This paper describes the structure, as well as the rationale that led to this structure, of an ontology that captures the real-world concepts of a district energy system, such as a district heating and cooling system.

Iacoponi, on the other hand, states that "the hypothesis that rural development is a local, sustainable, integrated and endogenous development leads us to the concept of the rural district, which is derived from the concept of industrial district (Becattini 1987; Bellandi 1987) and agro-industrial district (Iacoponi 1990; Fanfani and Montresor 1998; Cecchi 1992; Favia 1992).*" (2002 74).

The failures in Dallas and Los Angeles, in the end, have less to do with too much creative freedom, the quality of the buildings and the master plan, or even the basic concept of an arts district, than with scale and context.