How To Use Administrative district In A Sentence

Larger churches usually divided the town into administrative districts and assigned an elder to each. Christianity Today
Larger churches usually divided the town into administrative districts and assigned an elder to each. Christianity Today
The administrative district or commune embodies a sense of community and self-identification for its residents.
Machiavelli employs an Italian version (sangiachie) of the Turkish word, meaning an administrative district of a Turkish vilayet or province.
In 1958 these were abolished and replaced by fourteen administrative districts.

We can say that the police district, which was the foundation stone of administrative district, reflected the change of city administrative system from tradition to modern.
Under this situation, the government had to face the disorderly society and took vigorous action to adjust the division of the local administrative district.
The Basic Law of Special Administrative District (BLSAD) is not a "minor Constitution", nor a statute enacted by legislative assembly, but a special law of the Constitution.
The Basic Law of Special Administrative District (BLSAD) is not a "minor Constitution", nor a statute enacted by legislative assembly, but a special law of the Constitution.