Sentence examples for hold district from inspiring English sources

Under a special charter exemption, Council members may hold district leaderships but not higher party office.

Back then, the innovation was a map tracking past crimes, which higher-ups used to hold district commanders accountable.

However, the swift recapture is also a sign that although the insurgents are generally unable to hold district centres for sustained periods of time.

The campaign, which launched today, aims to build power in local communities to hold district attorneys accountable to criminal justice reform and put district attorney races on the map, Zamora said.

But among California's 482 cities, only 59 hold district elections, according to a report released in December by the government watchdog group California Common Cause.

Even during August recess, when they're back home with their families, they have to hold district events, stay engaged with the issues awaiting them back in D.C. and raise money for their reelection campaigns.

Twenty-nine House Democrats hold districts that Trump won.

Some 81% of the Republicans in the House of Representatives hold districts that are more white than the national average.

Now, according to David Wasserman, the House editor of The Cook Political Report, only 17 Republicans hold districts that Mr. Obama won in 2012.

Those test scores became the primary metric to hold districts, schools, students, and teachers accountable and to determine the success of their policies.

And, it must be added, failing to comply could hold districts liable to lawsuits for not providing equal access to every student.