Sentence examples for federal area from inspiring English sources

A short drive north of Washington's federal area with its monumental architecture lie some of the poorest communities in the US.

Mexico's 31 states and the federal area of Mexico City are set to consider the package of constitutional reforms on Indian rights that was passed by the federal Congress late last month.

The West Elks AVA, around Paonia and Hotchkiss, parallels the north fork of the Gunnison River and includes Grand Junction, with wineries running along the western slope and Colorado River from Palisade to the flanks of Colorado National Monument, a federal area near Grand Junction.

But if Bundy and his followers were like the 38% of Americans who aren't white, people across America wouldn't be watching this surreal, dangerous episode unfold and wondering what they could do to be labeled a "militia" when occupying a federal area with guns instead of "terrorists", "thugs", "extremists" or "gangs".

Despite a slowdown in the federal area and the possibility that his competitors may cut staff after consolidation, Mazich plans to increase his unit's headcount by 15% in 2008.

As sampling continues in the Gulf, the only remaining federal area that's closed to fishing is near BP's wellhead.

As for managing the unavoidable, well, Obama just announced that he was opening up more federal areas for oil exploration, as Republicans have demanded.

Echoing some of Hamm's priorities, Trump pledged to lift moratoriums on energy production in federal areas, to revoke policies that limit new drilling technologies and to "cancel" the Paris agreement.

Romney campaign officials emphasized the importance of opening more oil and gas drilling on federal lands, a theme that Mr. Romney is likely to trumpet Thursday on his visit to New Mexico, where the oil industry hopes to open more federal areas for exploration and production.

Romney campaign officials emphasized the importance of opening more oil and gas drilling on federal lands, a theme that Mr. Romney is likely to trumpet later Thursday when he visits New Mexico, where the oil industry hopes to open more federal areas for exploration and production.

U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) accused the Obama administration of being "determined to shut down oil and gas production in Alaska's federal areas".