Sentence examples for their local populations from inspiring English sources

North Yorkshire receives 18 million visitors annually; other areas, too, see their local populations swell dramatically in the summer months.

It is the males who navigate rivers and mountains and mate with females outside their local populations, the researchers found.

"It is critical that local areas can respond to local priorities and concerns – so as to meet the needs of their local populations," she said.

But Romania and Slovakia said they could not accept it, arguing that it was extraterritorial and that it would discriminate against their local populations.

Since extremist networks such as Al Qaeda can thrive only with the complicity of their local populations, the extremism fostered by the madrassas may indeed be an important part of the problem.

By 2013, all primary care trusts (PCTs) – the geographically based organisations charged with commissioning (ie buying) appropriate healthcare for their local populations – will be abolished, replaced with "consortiums" of general practice.

In England, in 2006, new dental contracts devolved commissioning of dental services locally to Primary Care Trusts to meet the needs of their local population.

The municipalities are responsible for providing primary health care to their local population and are engaged in running small and medium size hospitals within their localities.

In England, in 2006, new dental contracts devolved commissioning of dental services locally to Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) to meet the needs of their local population.

It is for PCTs to assess the needs of their local population".

It's also a way of calling out the "liberal elites" who favour the "Muslim other" over their local population.