Sentence examples for moving district from inspiring English sources

Among them, in Ms. Meier's opinion, are putting city school systems under mayoral control, appointing chancellors who are not educators and moving district superintendents to a central location.

"All of this was predictable and preventable, as the owners knew from 1995 that the pier was shifting and moving," District Attorney Lynne Abraham said.

Operating out of makeshift offices in a once-grand Beaux-Arts building in downtown Cairo, volunteers pore over election lists looking for former N.D.P. loyalists who have moved districts or changed their names.

The group believes states should link spending to academic achievement, and create compensation plans that don't penalize teachers for moving from district to district.

Bad teachers often simply perform the "dance of the lemons", being moved from district to district.

But after that, its job is to stay informed about district operations and issues, and to make sure the superintendent is moving the district toward the goals.

The union and the N.A.A.C.P. are suing to stop school closings and charter schools from moving into district school buildings.

Covering the areas to which many artists and others are moving, this district was created by the city in 1987 to preserve clothing manufacturing in New York.

"This is not valid reason to excuse moving the district court for a stay pending appeal in the context of this case," the court said.

In a rare move, District Judge Earnest Lau released a 14-page judgment explaining the court's denial of Odex's request for Pacific Internet's client information.

Future research may analyse which characteristics majority and minorities take into account when choosing the district of residence, and may compare life satisfaction outcomes of people moving across districts.