administrative area

A few moments later she had made her way to the administrative area.

They have significantly increased the administrative area of the city.

What you mean like the boundary any administrative area has?

In some countries a civil parish is an administrative area of local government.

Parliament will only decide how much money is available in a particular administrative area.

As a start, that would mean getting into the administrative area from the prison compound.

Each of the colony's nine administrative areas had its own Council.

The area was divided into smaller administrative areas called hundreds.

"It's hard to cover both the artistic and administrative areas," he said last week.

Most of the former base administrative area is now used for offices and an industrial park.

The 1983 general election was the first at which constituencies based on the administrative areas created in 1974 were used.

'They'll probably be kept back in some administrative area near roads.

The drill hall is located on the second floor above the administrative area.

A reconstruction of an administrative area and medical centre is also exhibited.

The difference between legal and administrative areas is important.

Displays names of countries, 1st level administrative areas, and islands.

He made up his mind and strode through the corridor to the administrative area.

He was in charge of only one of five large administrative areas.

Does anyone know what the 'five administrative areas were'?

The original girls' grammar school building, opened in 1964, provides the main teaching and administrative area.

In 1991, a second addition was added to include an administrative area and the periodical/reading room.

The region is made up of the following administrative areas:

Spelthorne was a hundred, an administrative area, where local leaders met about once a month.

The town was made part of a regional administrative area called Tannberg in 1806.

Lutyens laid out the central administrative area of the city.