Sentence examples for counties which from inspiring English sources

California's two border counties, which are thick with retirees and military families, were just 28% Hispanic.

For administrative purposes, Kenya is divided into 47 counties, which are headed by directly elected governors.

Estonia is divided into 15 maakonnad (counties), which are further divided into vallad (parishes).

Lithuania is divided into apskritys (counties), which are then divided into rajonas (districts).

His most significant gains came in the Appalachian counties, which had voted twice for Bill Clinton.

States often defer the business of running elections to local counties, which have even less expertise (and money) than statehouses.

Yet cities and counties, which mostly rely on property and sales taxes, often saw little or no drop in revenues.

Every part of England lies within one of 39 historic counties, which lack any current administrative function.

The state has more than 100 counties, which are each administered by a county commission consisting of three elected commissioners.

Those counties, which went strongly for John McCain in 2008, are considered decisive swing counties, Ms. Parry said.

In the state's suburban counties, which are still largely white, the percentage of minorities has risen quickly, as well.