Sentence examples for county existence from inspiring English sources
Regarding the healthcare resources, several indicators were obtained for each county: existence of a hospital in the county, existence of more than one primary care centre (all counties have at least one primary care centre), number of physicians per inhabitant, number of nurses per inhabitant, number of pharmacies and the average number of medical appointments per year and per inhabitant.
He's unable to distinguish between the vicious fantasies he himself has helped create and so-called reality, and we come to realise that his carefully protected home counties existence is itself an idyllic fantasy.
Soon the county's existence was challenged in court on grounds that it fell short of the required by the state constitution and that it reduced the counties it was carved from to less than.
The present county came into existence in the 13th century and was defined in the 16th century.
But then again I bored myself just typing that last sentence, while there are, of course, already fan-owned clubs in existence — Stockport County, Exeter City, Brentford, Notts County — and further non-league teams including Ebbsfleet (sort off).
Still, with all this evidence from members of law enforcement, witnessed by prosecutors, the idea that an informant program doesn't exist in the county jail, or that its existence might come as a recent surprise to prosecutors, is preposterous, Sanders argues.
The county has been in existence since about 1668, though the exact date of origin is unknown.
They now live a deeply rural, isolated existence in County Wicklow, Ireland, with summer forays back to New York, where they keep an apartment.
Individuals can request a filing for a particular facility, presuming they know of its existence, and county emergency planners keep copies of the filings for their local sites.
The county of Westmorland came into existence as a geographic and administrative unit in the 12th century.
