Sentence examples for district rules from inspiring English sources
South Coast Air Quality Management District officials in charge of monitoring the Commerce plant cited the plant last year for "repeated violations of district rules concerning mass emissions of air pollutants," said Robert Pease, an AQMD senior engineering manager.
Whatever political party is dominant in a section of the district rules that section like some legendary Mafia mob.
The district rules are clear on relationships between consenting adults when one has decision-making power over the other: they are not allowed.
But about one-third of those are charter schools, in which Edison is accountable to a community sponsor chosen to start a school free of standard district rules.
Both said that they followed all district rules while chaperoning the 60 players at Camp Wayne in Preston Park, Pa .in August.
For some backers, charters were seen as an alternative to traditional schools, free to innovate without the restrictions of union contracts and other district rules.
1752, 48 L.Ed.2d 1976(1976), the Court of Appeals found that a school district rule barring employment of unwed parents was insufficiently related to any legitimate objective to satisfy the requirements of the Equal Protection Clause.
The judge, Paul A. Engelmayer of the Southern District, ruled that the dancers who strip to their G-strings and stilettos every day and night at Rick's are indeed employees protected by federal and state labor laws.
The city was forced to make the move after the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh District ruled in December that Illinois's ban on the carrying of concealed weapons in public was unconstitutional.
The difference illustrates the impact on homeowners of historic-district rules such as maintenance obligations, says a team led by Hans R.A. Koster of VU University in Amsterdam.
In 2004, in the name of greater choice, the Bloomberg administration revised the districting rules to allow students to attend any high school in the city.
