Sentence examples similar to wide district from inspiring English sources

The wider district of Foya was the first in the country to report cases.

She concedes winning that way, though beneficial to her, is a "disservice" to the wider district.

Although the amount of district heating in the UK is small, Sheffield currently has an award-winning city-wide district energy network that incorporates a combined-heat-and-power energy-from-waste facility, providing electricity and district heating; this scheme is explored herein, with the purpose of identifying potential expansions through heat mapping.

Councillor Denise Jeffery said: "We believe this is the right thing to do - for the market traders, for the city and for the people of the wider district.

"I am delighted that our belief and perseverance has finally produced a result which I hope residents and visitors to Felixstowe, as well as the wider district, can support".

66.8% of residents described their health as "good", similar to the average of 69.1% for the wider district.

But now after seeing Irene's booth and photo boards of her work at district Rotary conference, the wider district that includes Northern California and parts of Nevada, has taken and interest, and Rotary clubs from other parts of the country have started to ask for details to get similar programs started in their own regions.

Seine-Saint-Denis, the wider district that it falls within, has also been labelled by right-wing think-tank the Gatestone Institute as one of a number of "separate Islamic societies cut off from the French state and where Islamic Sharia law is rapidly displacing French civil law".

This can be exemplified through examples at health centres and in the wider district.

While there is some evidence that facility funds at the sub-district level are benefiting the wider district (relieving the need for district managers to pay for fuel for outreach activities by the health centres, for example), there is no evidence of any financial redistribution from hospitals to health administrations.

The most common types of formal professional development opportunities often feature curricula designed to be large-scale national, state-wide, district-wide, or intra-institutional programs (e.g., Choy et al. (2006); Feiman-Nemser 2001).