Sentence examples for more remote districts from inspiring English sources

Although the Taliban occupy more remote districts of the province, they have not been a major presence in Tirin Kot since 2006.

Afghanistan may well have to live with having some of its more remote districts lie outside government control for some time, Colonel Veres said.

As the Taliban insurgency strengthened, the lack of a government presence in the more remote districts — and the government's inability to provide security or resources even to its own officials — is evident in the reports.

In one of that vast township's more remote districts – named Jabulani, the isiZulu word for "joy" appropriated by the manufacturers of the 2010 tournament's official ball – we found a group of small boys who call themselves Jabulani Arsenal, practising under the strict supervision of a teenage girl with a referee's whistle.

Anglo-Saxon peasants settled the region around Cardiff, bringing with them English customs, although Welsh lords continued to rule the more remote districts almost independently until the 14th century.

The maternal mortality ratio is still 807 per 100,000 births, and just three quarters of births are conducted by skilled birth attendants -- a number that drops significantly in more remote districts.

Reflecting the nature of the birch harvest, Labanovskis' living situation fluctuates seasonally – during the winter he and his family live in Latvia's capital city, Riga, but in spring and summer they move to the more remote district of Smiltene.

In one more remote district, "combined sites" brought together the preparation and prescribing functions in one facility.

A pharmacy in a more remote district which might enjoy a certain monopoly on drug distribution over the area will possibly be more inclined to substitution if this is financial-economically attractive.

Selection criteria also included respondents from urban districts with significant resources as well as respondents from more remote, under-resourced districts.

And the shifting is the more difficult, as much of the work offered is in more or less remote districts of the country...