davao in A Sentence

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    I was very strict in Davao.

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    I was forced to ban smoking in Davao.

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    New Davao province has to wait.

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    Davao city is so beautiful!

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    It's nice to know it's already in Davao!

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    In 1953, the Ateneo de Davao College became co-educational.

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    Hope to see you again in Davao in the future.

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    Davao is known as a city that is clean and green.

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    The majority of Davao City's inhabitants are Roman Catholics comprising 80% of the population.

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    The September 2016 Davao market bombing, which killed 15 people and wounded 70 others;

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    Davao Region is subdivided into 5 provinces, 1 highly urbanized city, 5 component cities, 43 municipalities, and 1,162 barangays.

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    Mr Matobato, 57, said he was a member of the Davao Death Squad, a notorious vigilante group allegedly responsible for hundreds of killings.

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    With a budget of P410 Million, for BUB projects in Davao Oriental, government projects are geared towards a safer and healthier future for all.

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    Mr Matobato, 57, said he had been a member of the Davao Death Squad, a notorious vigilante group allegedly responsible for hundreds of killings.

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    Metro Davao, with the city as its center, had about 2.5 million inhabitants in 2015, making it the third-most-populous metropolitan area in the Philippines and the most-populous city in Mindanao.

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    Metro Davao, with the city as its center, had about 2.5 million people in 2015, making it the third-most-populous metropolitan area in the Philippines and the most-populous city in Mindanao.

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    The BUB project proved to be a success as the Department of Interior and Local Government, spearheaded by Secretary Mar Roxas, was able to build a potable water system supporting 385 households in Mati City, Davao Oriental.

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    The letter, signed by Mgr Romulo G. Vallegas, archbishop of Davao and CBCP president, identifies"four principles” that are the“bases for moral judgment on this current move towards Charter change”, namely dignity and human rights, integrity and truth, participation and solidarity, and the common good.

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