Sentence examples for make municipalities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarlo said that although the governor recognized that drastic cuts "would be devastating to municipal budgets," the proposed solution "does nothing to help make municipalities whole".

Prior to his time at LinkedIn, Casnocha spent some time at investment firm and incubator Wasabi Ventures, and was also founder of Comcate, a startup selling software to make municipalities and government agencies more efficient.

He and others contend that the fear of litigation has made municipalities, manufacturers and some designers more cautious.

This makes municipalities obsolete.

Verification of the potential market area by the LAMBIT model shows that the terminal will make new municipalities open for intermodal transport that are currently served by unimodal road transport.

In this climate of rapid cultural and economic evolution, the Santa Monica City Council is taking steps to make their municipality even friendlier to redevelopment.

Another pressure point the agency identified were the complex agreements that for-profit companies sometimes made with municipalities to issue bonds together.

The process started in 1994 when the Integration Action Plan made the municipalities responsible for language training for all migrant newcomers.

474 of 1 July 1998) made the municipalities responsible for carrying out the integration policy objectives (Jensen, Schmidt, Tørslev, Vitus and Weibell, 2010), primarily the introduction programme that was now expanded to include all non-EEA migrants.

This assumption might be regarded as a little strict, since disposal of household waste is usually made by municipalities instead of private firms, so that the price of waste may not be competitively priced.

This law made the municipalities responsible to protect and promote the health of their population.