Sentence examples for a township for from inspiring English sources

The government established a township for blacks at Khayelitsha, east of Mitchells Plain, and squatter camps were then demolished in 1986 in an attempt to direct the blacks there.

In Indore, in 1989, invited by an official in the city to construct a landmark building of his choice, he opted instead to design a township for eight thousand low-income families.

The cost of greening Chongqing since 2008 has exceeded $7 billion, but the scheme has stalled since Mr Bo's downfall.Mr Bo's penchant for ginkgos was particularly lucrative for Xincun, a township of 36,000 people in Linyi prefecture, which, like Qingdao, is in coastal Shandong province, more than 1,600km 1,0000 miles) by road from Chongqing.

Han founded what is now the group back in 1982, taking over a township enterprise for $11,000.

And while there is just a marina at Lusail, a new township for 250,000 is planned.

A study of youth in a Xhosa township, for example, showed "pervasive male control over almost every aspect of [women's] early sexual experiences," enacted in part through violent and coercive sexual practices (8 ).

After studying Puritan diaries, agricultural literature and folktales about villages' local occult anxieties, he devised the story of a devout family cast off to the edge of a 1630s township for not being the right kind of devout.

Imagine how pious a person would have to be to get kicked out of a Puritan township for it.

Originally conceived as a dormitory township for the factories of the port city it now reflects the daily life of millions of black South Africans 20 years after they first voted.

In Alexandra, South Africa – a poor periurban township – for example, a PNFP university clinic, a municipal clinic and PFP "general dispensing cash practices" worked side by side [ 14, 15].

And these days it is not easy to get a township council seat for free, let alone a statewide office.