Sentence examples for district functions from inspiring English sources

The factory district functions as a complete community, with canteens, supermarkets, chain restaurants, gyms, swimming pools, security offices, and even community colleges.

Contemporary district functions and status combine a high concentration of talents, materials, capital, and information, making the district an ideal destination for investment from people both in and outside of China.

It also allows a comparison between unitary plans (prepared by an authority with jurisdiction over both regional and district functions), and regional policy statements and district plans (prepared by single jurisdiction authorities), to see if this different governance structure has an influence on how natural hazards are managed in land use planning documents.

Botswana, a middle income country in southern Africa, has a population of 2 million served by 2 referral hospitals (that also provide district functions for the populations of Gaborone and Francistown), 31 district and primary hospitals, and 263 clinics providing antenatal care (including 92 with facilities for deliveries).

In his reconstruction of the legal events that sent Shelton to jail, Brown shows how the black Tenderloin district functioned in white ward-heeling politics of the day.

We began our engagement by conducting a situation analysis to understand the managerial structures and processes of the sub-district and its location in broader district functioning.

A total of 147 of the key informants responded, representing all 13 of the 18 districts participating in the initial survey of Georgia public health districts related to districts functioning as QICs and providing public health essential services [ 19].

One of the district authorities' functions is to facilitate registration of community organisations, while the Village Council is responsible for promoting establishment of COWSOs, coordinating COWSOs' budgets with Village Council budgets and resolving conflicts arising within the community organisations (URT 2009).

All the districts had functioning routine EPI programmes and the vaccine delivery strategies included fixed sites (where vaccines are provided at the health facility), outreach (where the health workers provide vaccine in the community at regular intervals), mobile delivery (where health workers move from place to place providing vaccinations) and campaigns.

For a health district to function referral from health centres to district hospitals is critical.

In April 1997, a few months before the economic crisis, 21 rural district hospitals functioned without a single full-time physician.