Sentence examples for districts to present from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Assembly today voted to override the governor's veto of a bill to extend by two weeks the May 20 deadline for school districts to present their budgets to voters.

Occasionally, YW and MAS are invited by schools/school districts to present research findings from cognitive psychology applied to education.

It is time for this district to present itself as it really is: an ideal Midtown location and one of Manhattan's last "authentic New York" neighborhoods.

Board members had passed a measure in June asking the district to present a three-year strategy to pay for their priorities: a return to 2007-08 staffing ratios for teachers, counselors, administrators and other school employees; expanded arts, adult and early childhood education; and higher employee pay, among other things.

A majority of the PMTCT facility in-charges would readily present their own thoughts about the challenges and their priorities related to PMTCT, but they insisted that they were not asked by the district to present them.

Boyer said the appeal will challenge the decision by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Lawrence Cho to allow the district to present evidence of the girl's prior sexual history, among other grounds.

Detective Lieutenant Fitzpatrick said that when the police completed their investigation, the results would be turned over to the Suffolk County district attorney to present to a grand jury.

Institute officials said that 41 people added their names to the petition after a federal judge ruled in December against the Dover, Pa., school district's attempt to present intelligent design as an alternative to evolution.

Dallas police spoke to Crowley, interviewed witnesses and inspected medical records but took the unusual step of asking the district attorney's office to present the case to a grand jury.

All in that turbulent first week, Mr. Kelly said publicly that the shooting appeared unjustified, and the family had an audience with Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, who vowed to present evidence against the police officer to a grand jury.

It has been the longstanding practice of the Manhattan district attorney's office to present all fatal police shooting cases to a grand jury to determine whether the officers acted appropriately.