Sentence examples for is districts from inspiring English sources
noun
An administrative division of an area.
- The Soho district of London
The people who were advocating on behalf of those voters, notably the Texas Latino Redistricting Task Force, a group of organizations represented by a busload of lawyers in the redistricting trials, consistently said their goal is districts "where minorities are now free to nominate and elect candidates of their choice".
The fact is, districts that aren't moving in this direction are knowingly diminishing the success of their students and putting them at risk.
That is, districts providing ART/VCT services rarely coordinated with districts without such services (Bui DD: Unpublished presentation; 2010).
However, there is a high correlation between ACSH rates in men and women by districts, that is, districts with higher numbers of admissions for men also have higher numbers of admissions for women.
It is District 29, not 26.
It is District 11B, not District 11A.
*How is district money allocated by school?
Note: Unit analysis is district health facility.
Typically, these are districts with very small enrollments.
Equally prominent were districts defined by ethnicity.
There also are district police.
