Sentence examples for designated towns from inspiring English sources
How Only property in designated towns and with full title deeds can be bought by foreigners.
Projects are in various stages of development in the four other designated towns: Rutherford, Pleasantville, Morristown and South Amboy.
It was very much a hobby horse of her predecessor, Jeremy Hunt, and has resulted in 51 bidders for licences in the 21 designated towns and cities.
He had less success as he journeyed south towards Portland; at none of the remaining Washington stops was a monument erected, and although Meeker placed wooden posts where monuments should go, most of the designated towns did not follow through.
The name of Richard Allensworth Jewell will forever endure in Olympic lore for the early morning of 27 July 1996, when he spotted an unattended green backpack beneath a light and sound tower at Centennial Olympic Park, the designated town square of the Atlanta Games.
The designated town plat was considered due to its aesthetic properties, a 60 feet sandstone bluff overlooking the Saline River valley called "Crusoe's Island".
Historically, Redditch lies on the county boundary, so any expansion of the newly designated town would either fall under the Green Belt to the north, or the surrounding area of Warwickshire at Matchborough.
Basildon and Stevenage were among the first designated new towns and the trend continued until 1970, though later towns such as Milton Keynes and Peterborough were built primarily to accommodate overspill from the nearby cities of London and Birmingham.
Developments in the 20th century included ferry ports (packet stations) for traffic to Ireland, resort towns in some of the coastal areas, and two designated "new towns"—Cwmbrân in the southeast and Newtown in the middle borderland which were promoted in an attempt to stem depopulation.
Under these laws, any woman in designated military towns could be forcibly inspected for venereal disease.
To that end the state's Department of Environmental Protection designated shore towns into existing centers and four other types of land-use areas.
