Sentence examples for same municipality as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hochberg said he works with several different law firms, often seeking lawyers who are in the same municipality as his current project because of their expertise in local law.

Christie began collecting petitions to get his name on the ballot in Mendham Borough, which he may not have known was not in the same municipality as his new home town, Mendham Township, and was outside the district he wanted to represent.

The response rate was 100% at both the household and individual level (789/789 households and 3747/3747 individuals); the interviewers were local residents from the same municipality as the participants which likely helped to improve participation.

High cattle density in the municipality where the farm was located was also an independent risk factor, indicating the presence of one or several cattle farms in the same municipality as the goat farm.

In order to replace the lost animals, the farmer received on July 15 three cattle from a farm (Farm B) located in the same municipality as Farm A. The distance between these two farms is around 30 km.

A total of 412 consecutive patients with melanoma diagnosed from 1 January 1991 onwards, were derived from hospital registers; 445 controls were randomly chosen in the same municipality as the cases.

We re-estimate previous regressions keeping the same municipalities as control group but replacing the treatment group with a placebo composed of individuals and households living in municipalities with a low proportion of households (between 2 and 5 %) with at least one family member living in Spain or US Groupp 3).

The degree of urbanization was calculated using the number of inhabitants in the largest city in each municipality, and therefore all people living in the same municipality were categorised as having the same degree of urbanization irrespectively of the local density of people at their place of residence.

The Norwegian import model, as it is known, thus connects people in prison to the same welfare organizations as other citizens and creates what's called a seamless sentence ― a person belongs to the same municipality before and after prison.

In particular, for individuals who study or work in the same municipality they live in, the social network consists of other inhabitants of the same municipality and those who commute to this municipality.

In fact, the set of unstructured contacts as considered in M models includes individuals living in or traveling to the same municipality where the individuals travel to, thus inducing a higher probability of exporting the epidemic.