Sentence examples for tiny districts from inspiring English sources

All three are tiny districts, but Southampton at 5.6, East Hampton at 5.5, Manhasset at 5.2 and Oyster Bay at 5.0 are also among the leaders.

The tiny district also contends that it cannot afford to teach them without charge.

His parents are subsistence farmers in Kapchorwa, a tiny district on the Kenya-Ugandan border known for cattle rustling.

In the fall, this tiny district of 200 students here in the Black Hills, along with nearby Hot Springs, will join about 100 rural districts nationwide using a four-day school week, adding minutes to each class to make up some of the time.

They have to retain a wider electoral appeal than just pandering to one tiny district of base voters.

The tiny district is already bursting with group shows and unique projects, making it a crucial destination during Miami Art Week and beyond.

David Knudsen of Catskills Buyer Agency in Sullivan County says appraisals can be dicey in an area like his, because big banks may, for instance, require that sales be in the same school district to be comparable — which is not so easy with tiny school districts and spread-out sales.

"Many tiny school districts don't like federal mandates.

With tens of thousands of municipalities issuing debt, ranging from New York City to tiny irrigation districts, she said that it was difficult to write ironclad rules suitable for all.

If a convention is not allowed, say, to put limits on the costs of operating hundreds of tiny school districts, tiny police departments and overlapping municipal governments, then its choices come down to raising taxes someplace else.

No Child Left Behind requires that schools hire only highly qualified teachers by 2006 -- a difficult task for tiny rural districts.