Sentence examples for longstanding city from inspiring English sources

An unofficial, longstanding city policy that allows people to unleash their dogs in most parks between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. would be formalized under a proposal considered yesterday by the Board of Health.

Tree-cutting fees are assessed as part of longstanding city rules that require property owners to water the trees on their sidewalks and give all authority for pruning and cutting to Mr. Stern's department.

"These new conditions also fly in the face of longstanding City policy that promotes cooperation between local law enforcement and immigrant communities," the lawsuit said.

The Board of Directors and Members of the Real Estate Tax Review Bar Association mourn the passing of our friend and respected longstanding City employee, Myrna Schindler.

Mr. Bloomberg, who prides himself on innovation, thus joins a longstanding club of city fathers, city mothers, traffic planners, busybodies and innovators who have been reckoning for almost 200 years with a gridiron street plan bisected diagonally by the meandering route of the Bloomingdale Road, an old country byway.

PAGE A17 CHASING A CURE FOR BROADWAY With his pilot program to close parts of Broadway to vehicular traffic, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg joined a longstanding club of city fathers, city mothers, traffic planners, busybodies and innovators who have been searching for almost 200 years for a cure for Broadway traffic.

But the fight here is complicated by longstanding efforts by city officials to alleviate traffic and reduce drunken driving.

A former aide under the Rudy Giuliani administration, Lhota is hoping to lure swing voters away from De Blasio's progressive viewpoints, and continue the GOP's longstanding tenure inside City Hall.

Instead, these suburban fans say they are transplants but not frauds, with longstanding ties to the city.

Mr. Bloomberg had sought to comply with a federal court ruling that struck down the city's longstanding policy prohibiting city employees from reporting illegal immigrants to the federal authorities.

She said she was aware that Detroit's bankruptcy plan had dealt a blow to longstanding beliefs about a city's "full faith, credit and taxing power".