Sentence examples for designated streets from inspiring English sources

Rome city officials said designated streets would help to ensure sex workers were not put there by traffickers.

Yet doing so would have allowed the city to prohibit vehicles from parking on more than 300 designated streets — and to ticket or tow violators.

Some critics have taken the mayor to task for not declaring a snow emergency, which would have allowed the city to ban vehicles from parking on more than 300 designated streets.

Mr. Palmer summed up the advantages in his history: "The system of designating the schools of New York by numbers, besides having the sanction of a century's use, has the great merit of convenience, and is comparable in this respect with the scheme of numerically designated streets".

The Expired Meter says the 2" snow ban is in effect on designated streets "only when there's snow on the ground and when the city officially invokes the ban through the media".

The release date had been brought forward out of Ignition's fear that import copies of the album from the United States would arrive in Britain before that country's designated street date.

The workers centers also run hiring halls, as an alternative to the typical method of picking up a job by waiting for prospective employers to drive by a designated street spot.

Use the temporary permit for the designated street fair only.

Other attractions include Library and Archives Canada (the national archives), the Parliament Buildings, and Parliament Hill, along with nearby Sparks Street, a designated historic street that was the first outdoor pedestrian mall in Canada.

When I lived in Chelsea in the late 50s and early 60s, our street was a designated "play street", so the only cars in it were those of our neighbours, which is hardly imaginable nowadays.

By chance, the family moved into an apartment on a West 143rd Street block between Lenox and Seventh Avenues that was a designated play street.