Sentence examples for if counties from inspiring English sources

In 2013, an S. & P. analyst said that, if counties were color-coded, Oakland would be platinum.

If counties had exercised stronger land use control over these areas, might our development patterns have turned out differently?

Even if counties from Cheyenne to Elbert to Sedgwick do decide to shear away from Colorado, the state must then vote to allow them to leave.

He eventually signed statewide legislation that allows needle exchanges, but only if counties ask for permission in light of a public health emergency.

A lawyer for Mr. Bush, Michael A. Carvin, argued that while Florida law allowed manual recounts if counties chose to conduct them, nothing in the law favored them, or gave counties extra time to complete them.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said: "In the 1930s Britain took 10,000 children in just nine months – if counties and cities each took 10 refugee families we could help 10,000 people in the next few months.

But even if county legislators adopt a resolution calling for the closing of Indian Point, it would be largely symbolic.

But if county officials needed a newspaper to remind them of the problem, they will most likely need reminding again.

If county and city officials are that mistrustful of their constituents, they need to find a more guaranteed source of financing, even if it means collecting more taxes.

If county officials are able to increase the sales tax next year, it will raise about $91 million in new revenue, they estimate, of which the county will get $67.1 million.

If county governments get less aid from the state, we at the county level will have to raise property taxes or cut programs.