Sentence examples for district adjacent to from inspiring English sources
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The University of Illinois at Chicago, for example, has spent much of the last decade building University Village, a new residential and commercial district adjacent to its downtown campus.
Rashad Taylor, who represents a district adjacent to the stadium in Georgia's state house, believes that split makes the stadium a bargain, or at least a "balanced investment", for the taxpayer.
Eighteen people were killed when a suicide bomber in a district adjacent to North Waziristan rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into a mosque during evening prayers, according to a security official.
It has taken far too long, but the Department of Housing and Urban Development has finally intervened in an outrageous case of housing discrimination by the government of St. Bernard Parish, an overwhelmingly white district adjacent to New Orleans.
In an interview in the family compound, Mr. Sherpao's son, Sikander, 31, who is a member of the provincial assembly of the North-West Frontier Province, said the Taliban had expanded easily in the Mohmand district adjacent to their village because there were was no resistance from the authorities there.
None of the public schools in districts adjacent to Cleveland have elected to participate.
Those districts adjacent to Russia form the core of the Donbas region that accounts for 20percentt of Ukraine' industry and 18percentt of its population.
The denominator N s in both mean and variance is the number of neighboring districts adjacent to district s, and s´∈Θ s indicates that district s´ belongs to one of the neighboring districts Θ s of district s.
This diversion would explain the presence of (usually canine) ZVL in wealthy districts adjacent to poorer neighborhoods, a pattern seen in many Brazilian cities.
We also included the ln-transformed average early incidence of meningitis in December over all districts adjacent to each district (referred to as neighboring districts) (–e it) and the ln-transformed population size (N it) as an offset.
