Sentence examples for precinct whose from inspiring English sources

Writer visited 24th Precinct, whose members will be riding bikes.

Lt. John P. Quinn of the 28th Precinct, whose territory encompasses south-central Harlem, is optimistic.

The officers were members of New York's 84th precinct, whose officers formed a block opposite the funeral as it came to an end.

In Brooklyn Criminal Court yesterday, three officers and a sergeant from the 62nd Precinct, whose station house is a block from the cafe, were arraigned on corruption charges stemming from their activities at Cafe Caserta.

Jose R. Ramos, an officer in the 40th Precinct whose suspicious behavior spawned the protracted investigation, was accused of two dozen crimes, including attempted robbery, attempted grand larceny, transporting what he thought was heroin for drug dealers and revealing the identity of a confidential informant.

They face departmental charges for allegedly patronizing the club, Cafe Caserta at 2029 Bath Avenue, which an investigator said had become an unofficial hangout for at least a dozen officers from the 62nd Precinct, whose headquarters is a block away, at 1925 Bath Avenue.

Commanders in precincts whose crime rates drop are rewarded with promotions or other honors.

Of the first eight precincts whose 14,956 ballots were examined and recounted in Hastings, the seat of Dakota County, about 20 miles southeast of St . Paul only six were challenged.

He's less involved in the management of the company than he used to be, but since he got into the gear business, more than fifty years ago, he has frequently disappeared for months, sometimes for half the year, to climb, kayak, surf, ski, fish, and ramble around the planet's wilder precincts, whose preservation he has dedicated the better part of his life to.

There, counting errors were compounded by a caucus that was cancelled due to snowfall and several other precincts whose tabulations were left out of the mix.

They also highlight precincts whose leaders used innovative techniques to drive down crime and push their peers to copy what works.