Sentence examples for district change from inspiring English sources

A native New Yorker, Del Castillo has watched the Meatpacking District change from a gritty place people avoided at night to a glamorous one models strut around at all hours.

To analyze these data, we started with a set of four a priori codes identified as possibly pertinent to the implementation of the models based on district priorities and structures as well as recurrent themes in the literature on school and district change (Fullan 2007; Sarason 1996).

First, it would put a two-year moratorium on development projects that need a zone change, height district change or General Plan amendment.

He said he expects to see his district change again, though he wants to see the communities in the San Fernando Valley placed together as much as possible.

A committee of parents from our city proposes adding Sagebrush-area children to the LCUSD ("Parents call for district change," June 6), which would have the effect of bringing more dollars to the district.

"The school board of just five people should not allow a group of social justice thugs to steamroll over the community in an attempt to forcefully make a 150-year-old district change the name without public input," the group wrote in a statement.

The atmosphere in the district changed immediately.

The district changes in Baltimore and Howard County.

He said the district changes amounted to a Republican strategy to put a black and Hispanic face on the Democratic Party.

Laura K. Mallay of South Hempstead, executive director of Residents for Efficient Special Districts, said the group would campaign for special district changes even if the Spitzer proposals faltered.

Only one other district changed hands three times in the 90's, but that one, the First District in Northern California, now seems safe for its Democratic incumbent, Mike Thompson.