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Towns & regions: environments & localities

locality | American Dictionary

locality
noun[ C ]
us/loʊˈkæl·i·t̬i/
a particular area or neighborhood:
The schools work with states, localities, teachers, and parents.

locality | Business English

locality
noun[ C ]
uk /ləʊˈkæləti/usplurallocalities
a particular area of a state or country:
The plan includes support for small businesses to modernize manufacturing in the locality.
The mineral is mined in Sweden and a number of Norwegian localities.

Examples of locality

locality
Taken together they would give the pupils a unique connection with their locality.
As a result, returning refugees introduced new power objects that they carried with them from the localities where they had found refuge.
Only helminth species found in two or more localities have been represented.
Some fences have been replaced and moved compared to older maps, but it is still quite easy to recognize the localities from former studies.
For 5 or 6 weeks, each organiser remains in the one locality in the daytime working in the school, in the evening teaching teachers.
Therefore, judgements of vertical relations between different fissure deposits within a locality and without intrinsic dating evidence are subject to considerable scepticism.
Oil companies have visited these localities but their collecting was more in the nature of spot-checks.
Attitudes varied amongst testators in a single locality, suggesting that this is not simply a reflection of scribal preferences.
However, for the purposes of this paper, we also need to know the effects of these factors on poverty in the locality.
On one level, debates around industrial regulation and urban reform interacted with those at a national level, which gave particular emphasis to locality.
Population extinctions resulting in endemism (sole occurrence in a locality or nation) in the wrong country can be the forerunner of species extinctions.
Qualitative similarity of parasite communities was higher between host populations living in the localities not influenced by the sea.
From the mid-eighteenth century, these localities were drawn into the commercial market.
Total seed numbers in the soil, as well as amounts of dormant and living seeds, varied both within and among localities.
Patronage appointments were routine and extensive throughout the national public administration, not only in specific localities.
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