Sentence examples for its precincts from inspiring English sources

Cars are banned from its precincts.

More than half of its precincts have reported.

There is little shouting within its precincts; voices are rarely raised.

One small town in Hokkaido claims that 200 people, apparently fired by furusato fervour, have settled within its precincts.

A military garrison is maintained within the Tower, which with its precincts constitutes a "liberty" outside local jurisdictions.

Toledo's Lucas County, which has strongly favored Mr. Obama so far, has had only 12 percent of its precincts report.

Lonely Planet's experts – using an in-house ranking system that scores cities by topicality, excitement and "x-factor" – have singled out Canberra for its revitalised precincts, its boom in restaurants and cafes, and its large collection of national treasures.

County election directors like Feaser nevertheless have a duty to make sure each of their voting machines is tested, working properly and correctly programmed for its precinct.

In 675, Osric, King of the Hwicce, set up a monastic house at Bath, probably using the walled area as its precinct.

Much of the land within the walls had become water meadows and farmland, and an palisade may have built around the cathedral and its precinct to form a secure inner stronghold.

A monastery was founded at an early date – reputedly by Saint David, although more probably in 675 by Osric, King of the Hwicce, perhaps using the walled area as its precinct.