Sentence examples for isolated townships from inspiring English sources
Initially playing to local Aboriginal communities, outback sheep stations and isolated townships, they toured Australia's hottest, dustied and desolate regions, developing a loose, soulful rock-reggae-country sound.
Unpublished research by the Johannesburg-based Forum for the Empowerment of Women suggests that black lesbians, especially those who are viewed as butch, and live in isolated townships, are particularly vulnerable.
He was married first and foremost to the movement to the liberation of his people from the vicious, stifling bondage of a white minority who saw themselves as superior, who forcibly removed blacks and other people of color to isolated townships that often lacked running water and indoor plumbing, and which the regime could easily encircle in case of trouble.
Think about what happens when a multi-lane highway connects two isolated townships: Hospitals, schools, sports stadiums, power grids and communities start cropping up along the way, don’t they?
Instead the local townships argued that because the ponds were isolated, the Corps's invocation of the so-called migratory bird rule to assert jurisdiction under the 1972 Clean Water Act was improper.
Site 1 is located in Pobedilovo township (southern part of Kazan city) and is substantially isolated from the other parts of the reservoir.
WPV was also isolated from 13/491 (2.7%) of the healthy population who lived in the same or nearby townships with WPV cases.
The local townships disputed the federal government's jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act, contending that Congress's authority to regulate interstate commerce does not extend to regulating isolated waters within one state in order to protect migratory birds.
It was isolated, but not isolated enough.
