Sentence examples for of their precinct from inspiring English sources

Updated 3 25 p.m. | The New York police officers accused in the rape of a drunken woman in the East Village sneaked out of their precinct station house to return to her apartment one more time than had been previously disclosed, prosecutors alleged on Monday.

He also says some more intelligent things.12 02 : Taking Mr Obama's advice, I am going to write the next great chapter in American history for my 1am filing deadline but it's kind of hard to figure out what to say when people are just now getting out of their precinct caucuses in Texas.

Ferrell and Wahlberg play partners in the New York Police Department - and they're the laughingstock of their precinct.

"And maybe the judge says, 'Hmm, well you're right.'" But, he pointed out, African-Americans, who make up 22percentt of registered voters, were 40percentt of those who voted outside of their precinct.

Except that no one can caucus out of their precinct, so he and his wife are stuck watching the votes roll in on the TV behind the bar, with a plate of Buffalo wings, and rubbernecking the comings and goings.

The police had sought her out when they found the limp squirrel outside of their precinct headquarters in Harlem because Bertram is one of New York City's few wildlife rehabilitators.

— NATE SILVER Some 15 counties in Michigan have reported results from all of their precincts so far.

Police officers take copies of the return-of-canvass sheets back to their precincts, where officers enter the totals into the Police Department's computer system.

The number of rejected provisional ballots may be higher since the state no longer allows voters who cast a ballot outside of their home precinct.

While African-Americans make up about 22percentt of the state's voting population, they accounted for 41percentt of voters who used same-day registration, and roughly 30percentt of those who cast ballots outside of their designated precinct.

The law McCrory signed also reduced the state's early voting period by a week, eliminated the counting of ballots cast by voters out of their home precinct, and ended pre-registration for those aged 16 and 17.