Sentence examples for municipal groups from inspiring English sources

The Fresh Air Fund children receive discounts on some activities from municipal groups and private companies, but the Siegels said it would be nice if more companies would help out.

It committed itself to greater representation from active athletes, and banned the site-selection committee from visiting cities bidding for the Games to prevent offers of free travel and other financial inducements from municipal groups.

Jane M. Kenny, the commissioner of the state community affairs department, which oversees local government, acknowledged that her office had a way to go in persuading legislators and municipal groups of the dire nature of Camden's problems.

Although some water policy analysts argue that public disclosure of heavy water use can encourage conservation, lawmakers, municipal groups and others argued in 1997 that the public release of customer information posed a safety risk.

Among the three groups, the municipal group had the highest correct recognition rate (57.78 %), followed by the county/district group (55.28 %) and provincial group (46.55 %); the differences were significant (P <0.05).

Overall, 50.49 % of respondents underwent PHE training/drills, with the county/district group having the highest reported frequency (72.05 %), followed by the municipal group (58.89 %) and the provincial group (31.03 %).

Of the total sample (n = 309), most participants (74.76 %) were 30 to 50 years of age; most of the respondents (45.95 %) reported having a college or graduate degree, but with notable differences between the groups: 74.14 % of the provincial group, 61.11 % of the municipal group, and 27.33 % of the district/county group (P < 0.0001).

When asked whether they had work experience in a CDC, over half of the respondents (53.72 %) reported they had worked in a CDC before the separation of the HII from a CDC; the county/district group had the highest reported proportion of participants with work experience in a CDC (65.22 %) compared to the provincial group (55.17 %) and municipal group (32.22 %).

They sold mortgages that were like grenades with the pins pulled out, and then they packaged up those risks and sold them to pension plans and municipal governments, groups that did not intend to buy high-risk financial products.

Differences among the provincial, municipal, county/district groups were determined using chi-square and two-tailed t-tests for categorical and continuous variables, respectively.

Ronald H. Fielding, the head of the municipal bond group, was not available for comment.