Significats de electoral ward en anglès

We estimated heterogeneity across four geographical levels: register area, hospital catchment, electoral ward, and enumeration district, using a negative binomial regression model.

Only 4285 people voted in favour of a Māori Electoral Ward.

Methods: A geographically based descriptive study, within 536 electoral wards in the region of East Anglia, England.

The gerrymandering of electoral wards was one of the reasons Mr Hume became politically active 30 years ago.

Methods: Hospital Episode Statistics and Census data were aggregated to a common geography of 'frozen' 1991 English electoral wards.

Legislation allowing council decisions to establish Māori electoral wards to be challenged via referendums has been described as "racist".

Legislation allowing council decisions to establish Maori electoral wards to be challenged has been slammed as racist by a local body politician.

In her statement, Ms Thomas referred to Mr Brash's support for the group Hobson's Pledge, which opposes separate electoral wards for Māori.

In her statement yesterday, Prof Thomas referred to Mr Brash's support for the group Hobson's Pledge, which opposes separate electoral wards for Māori.

You can also drill down geographically to smaller areas using local health, which shows health data mapped to super output areas and electoral wards.

Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of 4286 women aged 60 to 79 years from 457 British electoral wards.

Methods: A cross-sectional analysis of 4286 women aged 60 to 79 years from 457 British electoral wards in 23 towns.

Local politicians normally arm thugs before elections to stake their claims to electoral wards, and these gangs often engage in "freelancing" of their own.