Sentence examples for strong ward from inspiring English sources

"I came from a strong ward organization".

"It's important for someone to build a strong ward organization," Mr. Sawyer said.

And in late October, Tom Dart, the popular sheriff with ties to the few remaining strong ward organizations on the South Side, decided not to enter the race, citing his obligations to his five young children.

The association between teams and quality as assessed by field observations was particularly strong: wards with teams had 0.93 points higher levels of quality of care than the wards without teams.

Three strong Labour wards from Edmonton will be added to the seat, which becomes Chingford and Edmonton.

A United States representative from a border state, arguing that Republicans favored total race equality, described "a ball held at Five Points in the city of New York, where white women and negroes mingled 'in sweet confusion in the mazy dance.'" (His opponent, Francis W. Kellogg, Republican of Michigan, pointed out that Five Points was within the strongest Democratic ward in the city).

Comet 19P/Borrelly was observed by Deep Space One spacecraft on September 22, 2001 (Soderblom et al., 2002).The DS1 images show a very dark and elongate nucleus with a complex topography; the IR spectra show a strong red-ward slope consistent with a very hot and dry surface (345K to 300K).

It enshrines a slow process and gives farmers strong rights to ward off compulsory purchases.

This puts the American exchange in a strong position to ward off another potential bidder for the LSE, although a downgrade of NASDAQ's credit rating to junk status this week by Standard & Poor's may limit its options.With London out of reach, Euronext has turned to other potential partners.

The importance of mortgage refinancing in supporting spending may explain why Mr Greenspan tried (but failed) to keep the bond market happy by signalling that short-term rates would remain low for as long as it takes to achieve strong growth and ward off deflation.

However, this new power base was not strong enough to ward off aggression by their southern neighbours, so about 1820 under their new king Sobhuza I, or Somhlohlo ("The Wonder")—they moved northward to establish a safer heartland in central Swaziland (the Middleveld).