Sentence examples for northwestern from inspiring English sources

Up on the northwestern perimeter of London, in West Hendon, other council residents are fighting the borough of Barnet over the redevelopment of their estate on terms that suit the developer, Barratt Developments, not locals.

He too, according to them, appears blithely unconcerned by what the local zoning board might do (of course, they don't know him; they "know" of his indifference thanks to the local gossip).But northwestern Connecticut, my father-in-law assures me, controls its development quite strictly; however many 20-foot infractions occur, it's safe to say the strip malls aren't coming out here anytime soon.

In 2007, in what remains the most lethal attack since the American-led war in 2003, suicide bombers driving trucks packed with explosives attacked a Yazidi village in northwestern Iraq, killing almost 800 people.

A plant in northwestern Australia to make hot-briquetted iron is running late and wildly over cost.

After surveying residents in La Quiebra, a village in the northwestern province of Antioquia, its team of 11 goes over a suspected minefield metre by metre, clearing the brush with garden shears and sweeping the ground with metal detectors.

IN Derry, a rainy port on the United Kingdom's northwestern edge,the electoral contest is hard-fought and emotionally resonant.

The facility was even unknown to Rob Warden, the founder of Northwestern University Law School's Center on Wrongful Convictions, until the Guardian informed him of the allegations of clients who vanish into inherently coercive police custody.

The other universities from both the US and France, include: Georgetown University, Cornell University, HEC Paris, Carnegie Mellon University, Northwestern University, Virginia Commonwealth University and Texas A&M University.

"The extraordinarily unprofessional and humiliating treatment of one of our community members is shockingly disappointing," the Northwestern University president, Morton Schapiro, said in an official statement released on Monday.

Take President Obama's remarks on the economy delivered at Northwestern University in October.

"There have been a number of really bad apples in the Chicago police department who unquestionably have railroaded unknown numbers of innocent people into prison," said Rob Warden, the founder of Northwestern University's Center on Wrongful Convictions.