Sentence examples for export city from inspiring English sources

The administration will not be able to honor a pledge to discontinue by next year the Sanitation Department's reliance on trucks to export city trash, Mr. Doherty said.

Despite several devastating fires, it grew from a fishing village into the main centre and export city for Norrland and the northern part of the iron-producing Bergslagen region.

Trondheim, the major export city for the area and the third largest city in Norway, lies along the southern shore of the fjord; the town of Verdalsøra is situated at its head.

This increases the amount of trade in the exporting city and a small amount of revenue.

In 1996, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Gov. George E. Pataki announced that the landfill would close by 2001, and that the city would instead export the city's garbage and increase recycling.

His company's new London headquarters, one aide suggested, may later house franchises of classic New York restaurants in an effort to export the city's brand here.

Where were "some of New York City's most powerful economic interest groups" a month ago, when the City Council and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani reached agreement on an interim plan to export the city's residential garbage to distant landfills?

Denser, more urban developments may have boosted housing quality, meanwhile, but they tended to export inner city poverty problems to the periphery where they were more likely to be ignored.

When traffic flows between cities, the origin city exports its traffic volume, and the destination city gains traffic volume, which can be exported to other cities later on.

The Globe Theatre in London organized The Complete Walk a 4-km (2.5-mi) course that included 37 short films, each of which explored one Shakespearean play; the project was to be exported to cities in several other countries.

But it's one of his least popular legacies that looks likely to be exported to cities around the country.