Sentence examples for types of district from inspiring English sources

Moreover the Regions, far beyond the simple "implementation" of national provisions, have generated a lot of new types of district, e.g. the "supply chain districts" introduced by Lombardy.

In this paper, performance of three types of district heating/cooling and hot water supply system with natural and unused energy utilization were examined by using system simulation.

"The reality of this is these types of districts flourish when there are two elements present," he said.

While the passing rates did not vary tremendously between types of districts, the real distinction was in the percentage of students who scored at the highest levels, at 85 or above.

Come November, Republicans' ability to win in these types of districts and against these types of candidates could very well be the difference between picking up 25 seats (a good showing, but near the historical average for the opposition party in a president's first midterm cycle) and 40-plus seats (which would make John Boehner, Republican of Ohio, the next House speaker).

This paper presents a comparative study on solar energy utilization patterns for different types of districts located in Kunming, China.

In this study, we present an indexing scheme to screen large numbers of brownfield sites in wide areas (municipalities, counties, states or other types of districts) in order to develop initial planning strategies for fund allocation and redevelopment.

In depth discussions in Nepal revealed that two different types of district-level health authorities report to the central level: District Public Health Offices (D(P HOs) and Early Warning and Reporting System (EWARS) sentinel sites (usually located in zonal/district hospitals).

Because UNICEF-pioneered action has invariably been taken up by the GOI, differences in the two types of districts may have been greater initially than over time.

We purposefully selected districts with baseline coverage levels of at least 60% for both types of districts in order to eliminate those that were likely to have serious gaps in basic infrastructure or resources for delivering immunization services.

"He learned that for Barack Obama it was not the type of district that he was well suited for," Jones said.