Sentence examples for changes in the county from inspiring English sources

Since then, Mr. Kurzenberger said, the changes in the county and in Bridgewater have been dramatic.

But this week, facing mounting political pressure, Sheriff Baca announced a number of new investigations and changes in the county jails, saying he would appoint a special task force to examine dozens of allegations that the American Civil Liberties Union included in a federal court filing last month.

The structural changes in the county's economy commenced with the railway constructions of the mid-18th century and continued with the discovery and exploitation of crude oil.

NEW JERSEY MOSQUITO SPRAYING -- The Bergen County Mosquito Control Division has scheduled an 11 a.m. news conference in Paramus to announce changes in the county's efforts to control mosquitoes and the spread of the West Nile virus.

A 15percentt cut, he said, would cause institutional changes in the county's budgeting practices that might not be felt in good economic times but could prompt financial imbalance in the future.

Fundamental changes in the county's economy culminated toward the close of the 15th century in the rise of landowning families, mostly Welsh, who were to dominate the life of Caernarvonshire until the mid-19th century.

In recent months, many said they noticed a change in the county executive's behavior.

The rain fell and river levels shot up again, but today marked a major change in the county.

In Nassau, the number rose from 763,594 to 985,924 despite little change in the county's population during the 30-year period.

The proposal, which would have required a change in the county charter, was withdrawn after a storm of criticism from legislators.

The single most momentous change in the county in recent times occurred when Cisco Systems of San Jose plunked down $7.3 billion in 1999 to buy the Cerent Corporation in the Victorian town of Petaluma.