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Significats de electoral ward en anglès
rus
ward català
subdivisió electoral Subdivision of a local government unit, used for electoral purposes.
Termes relacionats
Electoral districts at sub-national level represented by one or more councillors.
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Examples for "ward"
Examples for "ward"
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He said he is aware of the water issue in the ward.
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For the moment, you shall remain here at court, as our ward.
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In a local government context, these structures are known as ward committees.
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As a result, it had to close one ward in recent months.
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I am not in the free ward; I am where it costs.
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We're in the Stoke council ward, west of Plymouth city centre.
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Satisfyingly for the PM, the Cornwall council ward of St Endellion is held by a Tory.
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His council ward included the dilapidated U Street Corridor, a once-elegant neighborhood of homes and businesses.
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No other council wards can be challenged in this way.
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Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district.
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This is an election that takes place in a municipal ward between general elections.
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The party also held on to three municipal wards while the ANC retained five wards.
Ús de electoral ward en anglès
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We estimated heterogeneity across four geographical levels: register area, hospital catchment, electoral ward, and enumeration district, using a negative binomial regression model.
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Only 4285 people voted in favour of a Māori Electoral Ward.
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Methods: A geographically based descriptive study, within 536 electoral wards in the region of East Anglia, England.
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The gerrymandering of electoral wards was one of the reasons Mr Hume became politically active 30 years ago.
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Methods: Hospital Episode Statistics and Census data were aggregated to a common geography of 'frozen' 1991 English electoral wards.
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Legislation allowing council decisions to establish Māori electoral wards to be challenged via referendums has been described as "racist".
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Legislation allowing council decisions to establish Maori electoral wards to be challenged has been slammed as racist by a local body politician.
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In her statement, Ms Thomas referred to Mr Brash's support for the group Hobson's Pledge, which opposes separate electoral wards for Māori.
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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.
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You can also drill down geographically to smaller areas using local health, which shows health data mapped to super output areas and electoral wards.
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Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of 4286 women aged 60 to 79 years from 457 British electoral wards.
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Methods: A cross-sectional analysis of 4286 women aged 60 to 79 years from 457 British electoral wards in 23 towns.
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Local politicians normally arm thugs before elections to stake their claims to electoral wards, and these gangs often engage in "freelancing" of their own.