Sentence examples for zones called from inspiring English sources

The state adopted a law in 1987 authorizing creation of the zones, called Empire Zones, in economically distressed communities, but Nassau did not apply for one until 2002.

At approximately 30° 35° N and 30° 35° S, the subtropical zones called the horse latitudes are belts of high evaporation that produce major deserts and grasslands on the continents and cause the surface salinity to rise.

The next year, the chemical was approved by the E.P.A. for use in forests, and Johnson and her colleagues designated special zones, called "hemlock conservation areas," where every hemlock would be treated.

When their problems appear insurmountable, they simply retreat form the world and may go to sleep for up to a year in specially created graveyard-like zones called "interests".

NEW TARGETS: The Pentagon established zones called "kill boxes" around the cities of Kabul and Kandahar, where American pilots and gunners had permission to fire at will at any military target that moves.

In this process, deformation is observed to concentrate in narrow zones called shear bands.

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky of Westchester, who's been investigating Empire Zones, calls them " a scandal on a level hard to imagine".

Mr. Hussein has refused to recognize the no-flight zones, calling them an illegal infringement on Iraq's sovereignty.

But during the third type, a zone called the insula ipsilateral also lit up.

An official panel that monitors risk in the euro zone called on European leaders to move quickly to stabilize banks.

They're now performed by workers making pennies on the dollars in Mexico's economic fire zone called the Maquilladora.