Sentence examples for development of the towns from inspiring English sources

He drafted the riksdagsordning ("parliamentary law") of 1617, which stabilized the constitution of the Riksdag; he drew up the ordinance of 1619 on the development of the towns; he carried through a reform in local government in 1623; and he issued a chancery ordinance in 1626 that organized the business of that office.

A third advantage relates to the development of the towns' physical infrastructure and the provision of services.

Development of the towns' social configuration was for the most part a combined result of both government housing policies and Bedouin internal social dynamics.

Such schemes were aimed at attaining a cohesive functional urban structure for the existing neighborhoods while enabling the future development of the towns.

In addition, his nitrate business was the primary cause of the development of the towns of Iquique and Pisagua.

Monaghan offered a hundred million dollars to be a partner in the development of the town, and a deal was struck.

I realize we'll have development of the town, but people on this street have built homesteads on their property.

The modern development of the town dates from the 17th century, when it began to grow as a centre for the local coal-mining settlements.

The location there about 1870 of railway repair shops stimulated development of the town, which also became a division point for the New York Central Railroad.

But at first it's hard to tell it was a swamp, because the painting had been done to promote the development of the town and the artist had tried to make the swamp look like a lake.

An architectural talk on the development of the town house, from the European Classical period to the present, will be given by Curtis Estes, an architect, on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.; $15 or free for members.