Sentence examples for city calculated from inspiring English sources

He said the city calculated results for Alexandria residents who preferred merging the two parks.

(Using a different expert, the city calculated that it owed at most $29.5 million).

Using formulas developed by the federal Centers for Disease Control, the city calculated the number of smoking-related deaths at 8,096 in 2005, down from an average of 8,960 between 1999 and 2001.

Over the next few months, the city calculated that tax revenue had increased more sluggishly than had been anticipated, while costs for social programs, including ones for the homeless, had risen more rapidly.

Ms. Stark, appointed commissioner of finance by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, found a department plagued by, among other things, an incomprehensible set of rules that made it nearly impossible for the public to figure out just how the city calculated most real-estate tax bills.

When the final statistics were tallied, the city calculated that in the seven days between July 14th and July 20th, the heat wave had resulted in the deaths of seven hundred and thirty-nine Chicagoans; on Saturday, July 15th, alone, three hundred and sixty-five people died from the heat.

The city calculates the total number of people on the streets based on the samples.

The city calculates the cost of biking, walking (9.2 percent) and working from home (3.3 percent) at zero.

The city calculates that one mile on a bike is worth $0.42 [27p] to society, while one mile in a car is a 15p ($0.20) loss.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg signed several bills into law yesterday to help the city balance its budget by raising fees on cellphones and regular telephones, changing the way the city calculates its business tax, and offering early retirement to some city workers.

Another law will change the way the city calculates its business taxes, so that the federal stimulus bill that President Bush signed into law in March will not end up unintentionally hurting the city's finances.