Sentence examples for municipal commitment from inspiring English sources

The results revealed a strong municipal commitment to WSUD in areas bounded by the coast or where the natural vegetation exceeds 50% of the municipal area.

The daylighting of the ancient Navigli canal system, that encircled Milan medieval downtown over the centuries, is addressed under the municipal commitment towards fully restoring the functional scheme.

While the Giuliani administration focused heavily on tax-free bonds and other incentives to keep corporations from fleeing, what many corporate leaders and developers really need, they say, are the easing of zoning regulations, a municipal commitment to transportation and roadways and the personal attention of City Hall.

It blended global and local examples of action--individual action that could happen in an afternoon and action that will require multi-year, municipal commitment.

The differences may be attributable to contrasting municipal commitments to preservation and to best-practice management principles.

Community Energy already has municipal purchase commitments of seven million kilowatt hours.

Sales-tax revenues are falling, as are projections for the property tax; and expenses are projected to rise, largely because of commitments to municipal pension funds and health benefits for the retired.

The analysis shows that major barriers to a change of conventional sanitation include present law and regulations, lower priority for water and nutrients in the schemes of municipal responsibilities, investments and commitments in conventional infrastructure, and also common resource perception of water and nutrients.

Even more apposite, in the context of the present case, is the fact that the Court has verified, on occasion, whether acts adopted by the Community for the purpose of giving municipal effect to international commitments were in compliance with general principles of Community law.

They already have funding commitments from both the municipal and provincial governments, so a federal funding commitment would be a big deal.

Can we overcome district and municipal boundaries and the compulsive commitment to localism that undergirds them?