Sentence examples for gambling zone from inspiring English sources

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday submitted a bill to parliament to establish a gambling zone in Crimea.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has presented a draft law to create a gambling zone in Crimea, now that the Kremlin has declared the Ukrainian territory part of Russia.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin introduced a bill into the Russian legislature Monday that seeks to create a special gambling zone in Crimea.

Although the government had set up four official gambling zones within Russia, only one – in Krasnodar region – managed to become a viable gaming centre.

The other officially designated gambling zones in Russia are Primorye, in the far east, Sibirskaya Moneta, in central Siberia, and Yantarnaya in Kaliningrad, by the Baltic Sea.

Bourdin says his company has bought land in some of the Russian legal gambling zones, but he doesn't anticipate having casinos in operation there for up to two more years.

Though Schüll used the term to describe what drives gambling addicts, the zone defines the same exhilarating mental state experienced through other mediums.

That's still a small part of his estimated $1.3 billion fortune, but Mr. Lasry is among a coterie of hedge fund and private equity managers who are gambling that the euro zone will stay intact and revive over the long run.

Maybe the Penske attention to detail instilled the teamwork evident in the final lap, when Newman burst into the lead and Busch had two options — in the Super Bowl vernacular, either block or gamble for the end zone.

The four sections, or quartiers, of Monaco are the town of Monaco, or "the Rock," a headland jutting into the sea on which the old town is located; La Condamine, the business district on the west of the bay, with its natural harbour; Monte-Carlo, including the gambling casino; and the newer zone of Fontvieille, in which various light industries have developed.

Today Marini, the senior manager of the Risk Management and Technology department at the National Bank of Canada in Montreal, admits it was a big gamble to leave his comfort zone in science.