Sentence examples similar to mass district from inspiring English sources

After the decommission of the Interurban line, Harrisburg opened the Harrisburg-Dorrisville Bus Co., which was a private predecessor bus company to the current Rides Mass Transit District which was opened in 1980.

Since July 3rd Mr Morsi's people have continued to mass in districts of eastern Cairo, where their support is strongest, to protest against the overthrow of their democratically elected president.The two sides also disagree over who was to blame for the shooting on July 8th outside the Republican Guard Club, where Mr Morsi was said to be held.

The current WHO recommendation for outbreak control is to mass vaccinate every district that is in an epidemic phase, as well as those contiguous districts that are in alert phase.

The volumetric density and the volumetric heterogeneity are indicators of the built mass in a district.

Either the education reformers will manage to take control of a critical mass of school districts, or they won't.

The subsequent days have seen reports of hundreds of Taliban fighters massing in the district of Arghandab, close to Kandahar city.

Surveys were conducted in all districts with mass vaccination campaign with the exception of Kolwezi district due to logistical constraints.

It didn't provide enough critical mass for a successful district, it couldn't generate enough revenue to support retail projects envisioned for the area, it didn't support renovation of the one truly iconic building — the powerhouse — and it didn't provide enough density for the rail service now in place.

The principal activities were, as proposed by the program review and plan, the development of training packages and a "training of trainers" program for "all sectors," public education materials development and dissemination, and district level "mass mobilization" with "cross fertilization" from one district to another, training educators from one district to be used in the next district.

The city has been in a precarious situation since Taliban forces massed in the nearby district of Panjwai in 2006.

The rest comes from levies assessed by counties, municipalities, Indian tribes and special-purpose taxing districts funding mass transit, urban renewal and even stadiums.