Sentence examples for make a district from inspiring English sources

That is meant to shore up incumbents, but it can also make a district more attractive to Republican newcomers.

Making a district a landmark tends to raise real estate values.

It was made a district province of the Punjab.

In building the leadership capacity of district health care leaders, there is a need to go beyond the skills of medical practitioners to the skills of teamwork, advocacy, negotiation, lobbying, data management, governance and accountability to achieve results that are fundamental in making a district health system effective.

A compromise would make a water district's failure to voluntarily report levels result in the loss of billions of dollars from state bonds.

Broadly defined, a contributing property is any property, structure or object which adds to the historical integrity or architectural qualities that make a historic district, listed locally or federally, significant.

Or, in the middle when they haven't got consciousness so they can't make a decision?" (district nurse 8, practice E) Some interviewees were also apprehensive about potential deviations from good practice.

"It could make a high-rent district an even higher-rent district".

The more an interest group can make an issue district-specific and the more it can relate on an everyday level, Frank argues, the better it will do.

Several taluks constitute a district and several districts make a state/province.

An opposition leader in Zambia, meanwhile, complains that his country is allowing Zambia to become "a province — make that a district — of China," adding, "There's nothing any minister can do when confronted by China's amoral scheming".