Sentence examples for declaration area from inspiring English sources

The area defined by these two evacuations became known as the Emergency Declaration Area (EDA) [ NYSDOH and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) 1986].

By 1980, several state and federal emergency declarations led to an emergency appropriation that helped purchase residences in the larger neighborhood surrounding the landfill, known as the Emergency Declaration Area (EDA).

After Tiger Woods' declaration that areas of the Lytham & St Annes rough were "unplayable" Darren Clarke, the defending champion, offered a similarly stark assessment of conditions while Ian Poulter claimed he saw the rough being watered during his Monday morning practice round.

Drainage and Irrigation (Declaration of Areas) Act (Cap. 64:04).

The declaration of an area as a controlled area enables the Minister to order that people within the area may only reside within that portion of the area declared to be the "residential part", and that they may not venture beyond the residential part during certain hours.

He said it was a declaration that the area had changed, that it was prepared to take risks.

Likewise, the investment boom along Tulane Avenue is the direct result of another public-sector strategy: the declaration of that area as one of 17 targets for redevelopment by the City of New Orleans.

Candidacy—At the end of each academic year, the department's faculty recommend second-year students for candidacy on the basis of all relevant information, and especially on the student's candidacy dossier that includes the approved declaration of an area of specialization, certification for one foreign language, and two substantial papers written for courses during the previous two years.

Overall, damage from Dot across Hawaii totaled US$6 million, and a disaster area declaration and state of emergency took effect for the archipelago after the hurricane's passage.

A dengue outbreak first appeared along Waikiki beach, resulting in the August 8 declaration of the area as off limits to the troops.

Early bushwalking clubs generated their own maps and conservation ethics and, led by figures such as Myles Dunphy and his son Milo, campaigned for the creation of new national parks and the declaration of wilderness areas.