Sentence examples for districts setting from inspiring English sources
The deal collapsed in April when the Taliban advanced into neighboring districts, setting off a military offensive that prompted a spree of retaliatory attacks by militants.
As homebuyers switch from the once-rich districts into moderately priced districts, property values hit the threshold in those districts, setting yet another spiral in motion.
The experimental schools siphon students and money from the districts, setting off complaints in New Jersey and virtually all states where they operate.
The House freshman class is also an ideologically diverse one, featuring a mix of archconservatives, insurgent progressives and pragmatic centrists who flipped Trump districts, setting up what could be a fractious two years.
But there's a catch: There are 15 Democratic candidates who have raised more than $100,000 in just those four districts, setting up a series of costly primaries that might ultimately prove detrimental to the party's general election chances.
Over the latter part of the summer, federal judges in four separate cases ruled that the Texas Legislature discriminated against minorities in drawing congressional and legislative districts, setting ID requirements for voters and even regulating who can assist voters whose first language is not English.
Under current law, local school districts set their own calendars.
Kelly Donnelly, a spokeswoman for the Connecticut Education Department, said that in that state, local districts set testing policy, but that she knew of none that performed random testing.
The law requires that school districts set aside at least 5percentt -- about $30 million in New York City -- of their federal Title I education funds for tutoring.
Beginning March 27, Dr. Vega will play a key role in evaluating plans to help districts set up programs allowing parents to choose their children's English instruction.
Not revolting enough Teething troubles The oldest quandary ReprintsArdoyne is one of Northern Ireland's problem districts, set in north Belfast where one-fifth of all victims died during the "Troubles".
