Sentence examples for districts further from inspiring English sources
"The aid reductions have moved many districts further away from adequacy".
In more suburban districts further inland, like San Borja and Surquillo, older houses are being torn down and turned into small buildings with anywhere from four to 20 units each.
Districts further out are Højbjerg, Viby.
Due to excessive taxation, population decreased and many people moved to Ramanathapuram in India and the Vanni Districts further south.
In Massachusetts, it has helped high-needs districts further enhance an already-strong teaching corps by targeting teacher preparation and support.
In the case of incarcerated people, a refusal to make similar adjustments in recognition of the value of their family and community ties, usually to poor Black and Latino districts, further entrenches systemic racial inequality through the dilution of political power and representation.
The situation is also critical in Mutarara district further south, where vast areas of agricultural land and small bridges have been washed away and 49 schools were partially destroyed.
The district further argues that attendance at the commencement ceremonies at issue in Lee "differs dramatically" from attendance at high school football games, which it contends "are of no more than passing interest to many students" and are "decidedly extracurricular," thus dissipating any coercion.
If the plan is successful, the development would extend Fifth Avenue's museum district further into Spanish Harlem, putting a unique cultural stamp on one of the four corners of Central Park, a site whose views of Harlem Meer make it one of the park's most beautiful and natural locations.
This basic research about ecological aspects of optimal energy technology supply for the Reininghaus District further was compiled with other information collected in the project from project partners.
Ohio officials have discovered 588 uncounted votes in this week's special election for the 12th Congressional District, further tightening the already too-close-to-call race.
