Sentence examples for distances set out from inspiring English sources

Many Westchester districts bus students who live closer to their schools than the minimum distances set out under New York State law — more than two miles for elementary and middle school students, three miles for high schoolers.

Many school districts in Nassau and Suffolk Counties bus children who live closer to their schools than the minimum distances set out under New York State law — more than two miles for elementary and middle school students, three miles for high schoolers.

If such plants are cultivated on neighbouring fields, the GMO farmer is obliged to meet the minimum distance requirements set out in the annex to the GenTPflEV (Section 4 GenTPflEV).

Measuring the path's distance carefully, Speer set out to walk the distance from Berlin to Heidelberg.

I had no reason to think their third runner couldn't out-distance Bernie, who set out without flair or flurry, undramatically vertical, the baton in one partially drooping hand and the other at full droop.

Morris says that although Miliband was right to criticise aspects of the previous Labour government he did not choose the right issues to set out that distance.

The set up also allowed drones to hover at a reasonable distance from the birds they set out to observe.

We next set out to estimate the evolutionary distances between the species in the sensu stricto clade.

In her defence, Higden said she had never set out to swim the entire distance.

The Alcatraz training plan set out a gradual build-up of distances, starting with three swims per week of around 20 or 30 minutes each, and steadily increasing distance and intensity.

In their experiments on Santa Rosa Island, Fla., they set up lights to create an illuminated area of about 80 feet in diameter, and set out trays of millet seeds at varying distances from the lights.