Sentence examples for municipalities work from inspiring English sources
THE rain clouds have blown off by now, but the rainwater they left behind is still bedeviling the Island, as residents, businesses and municipalities work to clean up the mess from the wettest October in memory.
In Olympia and Seattle, Washington, local municipalities work with homelessness activists to regulate tent cities that rotate from one host site to another every three months.
When states and municipalities work to salvage their budgets, let's ensure that the burden isn't unjustly placed on those that are already suffering the most under these tumultuous times.
In 2005, the Swedish government allocated more than 1 billion SEK (104 million EURO in 2005) to support the municipalities' work with quality of care and skills development through training for nursing staff, supervisors and leadership [ 42].
In the places where the communities and the municipalities worked together, often with a strong assist from businesses, the formerly dangerous neighborhoods thrived.
People move across several city borders daily: they sleep in one municipality, work in another, send children to a who-knows-where school and spend leisure time in another place.
We found that working with the local people, working with the municipality, working with the state or central governments and all the development partners in the community does help to outline an approach, and a methodology for delivering service.
The neighbors of the municipality worked fast and efficient in an effort to lessen the damages.
A meeting was subsequently arranged between working environment consultants from the municipality, working environment representatives from the employees as well as local union representatives.
A large majority of the nurses' working day and evening, in the municipality worked part time, 75 85percent100percentcemploymentment is 38 hours a week.
The kind of shared services plan under consideration in Dobbs Ferry and Greenburgh is an example of how municipalities can work together to lessen the tax burden on residents in both communities, Mr. DelBello said, reiterating that such proposals are not about eliminating jurisdictions but about finding constructive ways to reduce redundancies.
