Sentence examples for precincts which from inspiring English sources

He said they had been sent to the most populous precincts, which in Miami-Dade County were mostly Hispanic.

They were even able to make fine-grained predictions about voter preferences at the level of precincts, which encompass about 1,000 people.

The police said that had to do with violent crime rates being higher in those precincts, which commanders often react to by deploying more officers.

Codd had told them to head to their nearest precincts, which were often miles away from the areas where they were needed most.

Harris, in his model system, provided that "the candidates should be permitted to designate the precincts which they wish to have recounted and to amend and add to the list from time to time".

The most specific claim made by Stein on Monday involved what her campaign described as a preponderance of so-called undervoting in predominantly black Michigan precincts, which vote heavily Democratic.

The 52nd precinct, which includes Norwood, reports five homicides since August 2007.

For example, she said, the 83rd Precinct, which patrols the area, can use more officers.

The last murder in the 45th Precinct, which includes Country Club, was in January 2009.

James Luongo, commander of the 78th Precinct, which patrols Prospect Park, warns against barring cars entirely.

The Police Department split the sprawling 34th Precinct, which officials agreed had too few officers, along 179th Street.