Sentence examples for designated district from inspiring English sources
Scholarship tax credit programs offer lucrative tax credits to individuals and corporations donating to nonprofits that provide money for students to use for tuition at private and religious schools and public schools outside a student's designated district.
After denying a hearing for the much-abused, but historically important, 2 Columbus Circle, for the commission to vote to destroy an essential piece of the history of an already designated district indicates a short-sightedness that fails to value works of modern architecture, either on historic or aesthetic grounds.
Analysts believe the encroachments were part of a planned expansion of settlements to lay claim to such a homeland, though Sonitpur is not in fact part of the Bodoland Territorial Autonomous District, declared in 2003.It seems too much to hope that the Bodos will move to their designated district.
The study was conducted at Teule Hospital, which is the designated district hospital of Muheza in north-eastern Tanzania.
The majority of patients in the study area go to district or designated district hospitals than dispensaries because the hospitals are more equipped and staffed than dispensaries.
Based on our study using specimens from the 31 designated district tuberculosis hospitals, we report that XDR TB occurs in Shanghai, albeit currently with a relatively low prevalence during the study period.
Last month, the central government designated districts in Iwate and Miyagi prefectures as "special disaster reconstruction zones" that offer incentives and tax breaks to new investors.
To get access to the Landed fund, educators in the designated districts can apply on its website.
In 1994, acknowledging this reality, the City Council voted to legalize sidewalk vending in designated districts around the city.
It is expected that family physicians will be competent to meet 90% of the health needs of the communities in their designated districts.
The predominant physical feature was the criterion for designating districts under each geographical stratum – plain, desert, coastal and hilly.
