Sentence examples for residing north of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Article 11 of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which ended the war, solemnly bound U.S. authorities both to restrain Indians residing north of the new border from conducting raids in Mexico and to rescue Mexican captives held by Indians.
The rebels retreated after the battle of Perryville, fought on Oct. 8, but not before sending a cold shiver up the spines and casting gloom on the faces of the people residing north of the river.
Table 4 reports SIRs for childhood leukemia separately for those communities residing north of the Elbe rive and south of the Elbe river.
It is not that New Yorkers who reside north of the Bronx don't appreciate a good animal-in-distress story.
In 1 survey (3 ), >50% of Seminole Indians who resided north of Everglades National Park had antibody to EVEV, and 9% of other groups living in 3 rural communities at the periphery of the park were EVEV seropositive in 1973 (4 ).
It is said that the first king of Mengwi together with a local lord who resided north of the dynastic centre built a dam in the river Sungi and proceeded to expand rice fields in his domain.
Moreover survival of children living in South west of Nigeria was better than those residing in North central of Nigeria.
The NorCAS collects data on cases with congenital anomalies delivered to women residing in the North of England.
The Northern Survey of Twin and Multiple Pregnancies (NorSTAMP) collects data on all multiple pregnancies to mothers residing in the North of England (figure 1).
11 Data on the annual number of live and stillbirths to mothers residing in the North of England (combined and by maternal age) was provided by the Office for National Statistics.
Briefly, cases were patients residing in the north of England between the ages of 16 and 69 years, with newly diagnosed (non-HIV-related) Hodgkin's lymphoma, during 1998 2003.
