Sentence examples for problem district from inspiring English sources

"The majority of our officers serve with distinction, but far too many officers have demonstrated racist and homophobic views to suggest these are isolated incidents rather than indicative of a larger cultural problem," district attorney George Gascón said in an e-mail.

But the district is working hard to recruit bilingual instructors and minorities". A big part of the problem, district officials said, is the dearth of available minority and bilingual teachers.

Not revolting enough Teething troubles The oldest quandary ReprintsArdoyne is one of Northern Ireland's problem districts, set in north Belfast where one-fifth of all victims died during the "Troubles".

This is one of the cosmopolitan city's "problem districts," at least if you ask certain members of the political press.

As charters go from being isolated incubators to "the way the administration is doing business," he said, charters could run into the same problems district schools face.

For the purpose of effective coordination and responsiveness of government policies on district needs and problems, district offices communicate and advise the government on issues concerning the local well-being such as the provision of services and facilities, the promotion of community, recreational and cultural activities, and environmental improvements within the districts.

Recognizing the problems districts are having fulfilling their transportation mandates, the State Board of Regents recommended in its 2009 state aid proposal that districts reduce costs by using administration services provided by the Board of Cooperative Educational Services, said Jonathan Burman, a State Education Department spokesman.

Clever does not address some of the larger problems districts are grappling with — such as how school administrators can keep tabs on the free data-driven apps that teachers may independently download and use in their classrooms.

"But I think the administration believes that circumstances that would create a potentially insoluble problem in district court may be less insoluble in a military tribunal".

Board member George McKenna offered another explanation for the lack of recorded allegations: that sexual harassment simply isn't a major problem in district culture.

Part of the problem in districts like LAUSD is that union contracts often require that districts continue to employ unplaced teachers.