Sentence examples for immediate precincts from inspiring English sources

Within the immediate precincts of the Security Council, women's rest rooms don't exist.

Make a complaint to your local precinct for less immediate concerns.

Yet that will not deal with one immediate problem revealed by the gunman security in the parliamentary precinct.

In the opinion of many specialists, there is only one comparably simple and effective way to deter fraud on Election Day in most computerized jurisdictions: an immediate hand recount of the ballots cast in a random group of precincts selected after the vote-counting by various parties to the election.

The arrests had an immediate effect on the corners, said Michael Mowatt-Wynn, president of the Police Department's 33rd Precinct Community Council, who has in the past complained about the sales.

What the N.Y.P.D. has done, under Commissioner Kelly, is to use the map to establish "impact zones," and to direct newly graduated officers — who used to be distributed proportionally to precincts across the city — to these zones, in some cases doubling the number of officers in the immediate neighborhood.

But when Judge Shira A. Scheindlin, of Federal District Court in Manhattan, ruled on Monday that the city's stop-and-frisk program was unconstitutional and ordered that police officers in certain precincts strap tiny cameras to their uniforms to record their dealings with the public, Mr. Bloomberg's response was immediate and emphatic.

Who chooses the precincts?

All precincts have reported.

The self-appointed guardians of the morgue precinct were so aggressive on Tuesday that the only way to talk to family members was to meet them later, outside the immediate neighborhood, hiding from view behind a wall.

What about the "missing" precincts?