Sentence examples for traditional districts from inspiring English sources

"For so long, African-Americans have only had elected representation from those traditional districts that are historically Black, maybe urban.

Within these four main divisions, the variety of the much smaller traditional districts is very great and depends on history as well as on topography and economic conditions.

Conclusions about dropout rates at charter schools and traditional districts are mixed — largely due to the difficulty of accessing student-level data that accurately identifies former dropouts who have re-enrolled in schools.

"The thing is that districts deal with dropouts too, and so you would think that charter schools would be able to stack up against traditional districts when it comes to dropout rates," he said.

The presence of landmarks such as churches and civic buildings permeate these traditional districts and help orient pedestrians and enhance the city visual identity (Lynch 1960 , 1981.

The second part contrasts two clusters of New Bern neighborhoods; one cluster incorporates three traditional districts with homes primarily built before the 1940s; the other cluster incorporates two constellations of newer subdivisions built in the 1980s and beyond.

It was also a traditional district capital and cultural centre of the border area of the lower Rhine.

They also said that the 2002 Senate plan reflected traditional districting principles, in compliance with the Voting Rights Act.

Bronx 2 shares space with PS 55, a traditional district public school where only 3% of pupils passed English and only 14% passed maths.

But there have been enough recent Supreme Court decisions of a different sort to reveal a pattern of intervention in areas of traditional district court discretion.

Experienced teachers at charter schools make about $15,000 to $30,000 less than their counterparts at traditional district schools, where the average salary is $75,000.