Sentence examples for district point from inspiring English sources

But staunch Republican voters in his district point to the advantages of having a Democrat in Washington: Mr. Bright is constantly making the rounds — because he has to — and he votes like a man who knows he is being watched.

The interaction between school certificates and the unemployment rate in the home district point in the same direction but are weaker.

Carl Weisbrod, president of the Alliance for Downtown New York, the business improvement district, pointed out that the program, with its retroactive eligibility period, got substantial publicity.

In particular, Ms. Tapia takes her opponent to task for not being a longtime resident of the district, pointing out that Mr. Diaz served as a Democratic district leader in the Parkchester section of the Bronx.

Yuki suggests a look at Tokyo's red light district, pointing out the male equivalent of maid cafés: "host bars", where young men with pop-star haircuts and tuxedos entertain women.

In a statement, the Poway district pointed out that the bond issue was the fifth part of a plan to modernize the 24 oldest schools in the district, adding that while that bond "has a total repayment ratio of 9.3 times the principal amount," the overall borrowing program has a repayment ratio of just 4.2.

During hearings before Judge Fisher, James T. Hundley, the lawyer for the school district, pointed to the picketing, and signs carried by some reading "On Strike," as proof that the union was striking illegally and was not simply locked out, as some in the union suggested.

The district points to the Equal Access Law, passed in 1984, which allows religious groups the same access to public schools that other groups have, provided the groups are student-led, have no significant adult participation and occur in junior high or middle schools.

The district pointed ISBE to public statements it issued before selling bonds at an extraordinarily high interest rate, presentations to prospective investors and other materials from CPS' website.

Focus groups in the SM district pointed to the inadequacies of government facilities as the reason for choosing private facilities, and they complained about the attitude of doctors in government facilities.

Control participants in the district pointed to the problem of diminishing land that was leading to deficits in food production and income levels, restrictions from using gazetted forests as a food source, and low incomes to afford a varied diet.