Sentence examples for precinct for the from inspiring English sources

Media mavens might regard these twin towers as a suitable temple precinct for the informational realm in which Time Warner has set such high stakes.

Under Chihuahua election laws, a poll watcher at any of the booths need only live anywhere in the precinct for the previous six months.

Mr. Oren, 49, said the confusion landed him in a holding cell in an American police precinct for the first time in his life.

Some of those buried were foreigners; for instance, there was a precinct for the Messenians, one for some immigrants from Heraclea on the Black Sea, and one for those from Sinope, also in the Black Sea region.

"Generally, they take you right to the precinct for the second test, and that is not that long after the person is arrested," Mr. Weiner said in a telephone interview.

Counties with 75,000 residents or fewer will get $7,500 per precinct to pay for optical scanners; more populous counties will get $3,500 per precinct for the equipment.

The idiosyncratic Mr. Richardson, 81, has long been a figure of controversy within some scholarly precincts for the quality of the books he published and for suing critics of his press for libel.

In support of the COMELEC's effort to monitor the accessibility of precincts for the election, the NCDA visits identified buildings to ensure that the designated school buildings are the most accessible for the disabled voters.

Often, the most spacious and biggest buildings are assigned to be the polling precincts for the disability community like the Gabaldon buildings, one of the oldest buildings constructed during the American occupation era.

They were ritual grounds, awesome precincts for the priesthoods, instruments of theocratic rule, meant to intimidate the individual.

On the three weekends before the election, UTLA hopes to have at least 400 of its members walking precincts for the challengers.