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Significados de ward en inglés

ruso
ward
catalán
subdivisió electoral

Subdivision of a local government unit, used for electoral purposes.

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ward
español
mesa electoral
catalán
mesa electoral

Organisational unit for elections.

mesa electoral
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Examples for "administrative ward"
Examples for "administrative ward"
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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.
Pubmed
2
Only 4285 people voted in favour of a Māori Electoral Ward.
Radio NZ
3
Methods: A geographically based descriptive study, within 536 electoral wards in the region of East Anglia, England.
Pubmed
4
The gerrymandering of electoral wards was one of the reasons Mr Hume became politically active 30 years ago.
The Irish Times
5
Methods: Hospital Episode Statistics and Census data were aggregated to a common geography of 'frozen' 1991 English electoral wards.
Pubmed
1
We're in the Stoke council ward, west of Plymouth city centre.
The Guardian
2
Satisfyingly for the PM, the Cornwall council ward of St Endellion is held by a Tory.
The Guardian
3
His council ward included the dilapidated U Street Corridor, a once-elegant neighborhood of homes and businesses.
Ebony
4
No other council wards can be challenged in this way.
Radio NZ
5
Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district.
Radio NZ
1
This is an election that takes place in a municipal ward between general elections.
The South African
2
The party also held on to three municipal wards while the ANC retained five wards.
The South African
portugués
sala de estar
catalán
sala
español
sala

Block forming a division of a hospital (or a suite of rooms) shared by patients who need a similar kind of care.

sala
español
montgomery ward

United States businessman who in 1872 established a successful mail-order business (1843-1913)

montgomery ward
Uso de ward en inglés
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He said he is aware of the water issue in the ward.
The South African
2
For the moment, you shall remain here at court, as our ward.
A clash of kings
3
In a local government context, these structures are known as ward committees.
The South African
4
As a result, it had to close one ward in recent months.
The Irish Times
5
I am not in the free ward; I am where it costs.
Frank Merriwell's Pursuit; Or, How to Win
6
Then I turned the key and it cried out in the ward.
The Hermit and the Wild Woman, and Other Stories
7
Better not to move her to a new ward with new routines.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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When she got off work, he was waiting outside the medical ward.
Her mother's hope
9
Cases and controls were matched according to hospital ward and clinical characteristics.
Pubmed
10
His midwifery work to date has mainly been on the labour ward.
The Irish Times
11
The chief ward masters ask us to tell them what's bothering us.
Mass casualties: a young medic's true story of death, deception,...
12
Many years ago I worked as a cleaner on a hospital ward.
The Irish Times
13
With an even vote in the ward the chances were about even.
A Man and a Woman
14
Setting: An intensive care unit and research ward in a university hospital.
Pubmed
15
News reports informed us about vice-chancellors needing guns to ward off mobs.
The Guardian
16
He was in the psychopathic ward with Barron, as I hurried in.
The Dream Doctor
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Ward a través del tiempo
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