Sentence examples for towns sectors from inspiring English sources

The current constitution divides Rwanda into provinces, districts, cities, municipalities, towns, sectors, cells, and villages ; the larger divisions, and their borders, are established by Parliament.

The CHI campaign was implemented between January and May 2004 in the 15 communities (12 villages and 3 town sectors) that were eligible for the scheme implementation.

They're the Jeremy Clarkson of the out-of-town retail sector.

Lifestyle differentials in sub-Saharan Africa largely revolve around the distinction between village life, in which households exist primarily in agricultural subsistence economies, and more urbanised lifestyles in small market towns and particular sectors of larger cities, where households do not have appreciable land and people generally live in extremely poor cash-based economies.

Studies show robotics and automation, not cheap labor sources in Mexico or China, are mostly to blame for many deindustrialized sectors and towns in the U.S., Europe or South America.

Around the old town are the newer sectors of the city, with a rectangular street plan, large apartment blocks, administrative buildings, and modern factories.

There, they can provide manufacturing and executive jobs that the town's retail sector cannot offer.

The town's old sector is confined mainly to the harbour quarter and has some 19th-century Arabian houses.

Her proposal to set up Town Teams – cross-sector groups designed to promote strategic operational management for high streets – is based exactly on this kind of no-nonsense business logic.

Haitian towns are hives of informal-sector activity, with small workshops, street markets, and food stalls providing thousands of day-to-day jobs.

The paper accepts that councils that discharge their homelessness duties in the private sector in distant towns are likely to face legal action from tenants who will argue that placing them outside their local area is not "suitable".