Sentence examples for municipal functioning from inspiring English sources

Local residents known to the authors as community leaders provided valuable insights into the manner in which urban tribalism informs municipal functioning and residents' experiences.

Ten Interviews with local residents, (6 men and 4 women) as well as our own experience working with the community provide valuable insights into the manner in which urban tribalism informs municipal functioning and residents' everyday life.

Without changing any current municipal functions, the savings produced would exceed $3 billion a year.

"Private organizations, even when they perform municipal functions, do not become quasi-municipal agents," Judge Neil H. Shuster wrote in an 80-page decision filed on Tuesday.

In short order, they also seized control of the city's finances, having already taken other municipal functions.

In New England, however, counties administer little beyond courts of law and legal records, while towns (townships) within the counties perform all other municipal functions.

The rioters, armed with mauls (maillets), were ruthlessly put down, and the municipal function was suspended for the next 79 years.

Municipal functions atrophied, and the city survived into the Byzantine era principally as a mechanism of fiscal administration, although it often remained a locus of educational development and religious and cultural expression.

For those who tuned in at noon on Thursday for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's final State of the City address, it appeared for over half an hour that a dance party had broken out at a municipal function.

One reason the estimates are fairly low — the total village budget is pegged at $549,500 a year — is that Mastic Beach would focus on just one standard municipal function, enforcement of the building code.

City planning in the latter half of the 20th century tended to lag behind the urbanization process and the problems caused by its rapid concentration of population and municipal functions.