Sentence examples for preserve district from inspiring English sources

Its board is responsible for the operation of the county's health system and extensive forest preserve district, and the county sheriff's department patrols primarily unincorporated areas and aids in the operation of a large court system.

Water, airport, mass transit, and forest preserve district bosses are also bringing home big bucks.

Officials have said Manning doesn't appear to be a target of the probe, which centers on allegations that two now-former forest preserve district administrators personally benefited from steering contracts to Chicago-based Alamach Technologies Inc.

It appears we are trapped in a bureaucratic morass--where congressional demands to preserve district jobs overwhelm efforts to do something about the $45 billion or so we are currently spending on intelligence.

Meanwhile, the forest preserve district has given a severance bonus of about $51,000 to former Executive Director Brent Manning who retired June 15 after more than eight years with the district, Manning's employment contract states he should receive a lump sum totaling four months of salary only if he was terminated "without cause".

Steve Mayberry, a spokesman for the Cook County Forest Preserve District Police, said some charges are likely to be announced within a week.

Beyond the city, county forest preserve districts and the federal government have set aside thousands of acres of natural woodlands and have re-created prairies.

With the once-a-decade task of redrawing Congressional districts looming, Mr. Ackerman finds himself fighting to preserve his district and seat as the Legislature in Albany prepares to undertake the thorny task of remapping the state's Congressional boundaries.

Mr. Clay's victory is likely to put pressure on the Missouri Legislature to preserve the district's St . Louisneighborhoods.

They suggest that the small businesses along the thoroughfares need tax relief and technical advice to preserve the district's economic backbone.

Since the cardinal rule of redistricting is to protect incumbents, a victory by Mr. Clay would likely put pressure on the Legislature to preserve the district's St . Louisneighborhoods.