Sentence examples for district in time from inspiring English sources

Opponents are quick to say that they do not want to freeze the district in time -- that they actually would like to see more meatpackers or art-related businesses move into their gritty neighborhood.

Politicians and regular New Yorkers applauded the utility for dispatching legions of workers to restore power to the wounded financial district in time for the reopening of the New York Stock Exchange less than a week after the attacks.

"Too many kits to move!" Once loaded, the taxis whisk the kits to schools in the district in time for Monday morning's launch of Liberia's Back to School program.

New York needs an independent commission to draw new political districts in time for next year's elections.

UNTAET is still racing to get seeds, tools and other agricultural necessities out to all the districts in time.

It is crunch time for New York lawmakers, who are required to draw new maps for Congressional and legislative districts in time for the 2012 elections.

Based on the 2010 census, the Legislature is supposed to start mapping new Congressional and legislative districts in time for the 2012 elections.

The Suffolk County Board of Elections must now devise lines for the six council districts in time for elections in November 2003, when candidates will run in the districts for the first time.

At the same time, based on the 2000 census, the Legislature must redraw the lines for its own districts as well as Congressional districts, in time for campaigns leading to the September primaries.

Ruling that the districts were not compact enough nor properly sensitive to county lines, the court plans to draw a new plan for the 188 General Assembly districts in time for the November elections.

Proponents say that the district system, which will create six election districts in time for town elections next year, will mean better representation for far-flung areas of the town.