Sentence examples for municipality called from inspiring English sources

It featured some bad zones, including, outstandingly, the bogus municipality called Fun Town, but others were O.K., better than O.K., like the clutch of restaurants on Castle Hill.

A municipality called Wukro is even laying a 30km pipeline to extract water from Abreha We Atsibha – a community that the UN described as "once on the brink of resettlement due to desertification, soil degradation and lack of water".

Created as a municipality called Fort Walton in 1937, it was reincorporated in 1941 as a town; it was rechartered in 1947 and in 1953, when it was renamed the City of Fort Walton Beach.

Demesa works for an environmental organization in a coastal municipality called Tinambac, located in the southeastern part of Luzon, where most households rely on the fish industry for their livelihoods.

Jonas Wresch: It was part of a bigger report on the life of a municipality called El Charco in Nariño.

Adjacent to Guadalajara, in a sprawling municipality called Zapopan, Mayor Hector Robles has floated the idea of granting some failed cops micro-loans to help start small businesses, giving them an alternative to joining the drug gangs.

Police have broken up demonstrations and handcuffed protesters for what the municipality calls vandalism.Walls as high as first-floor windows are to be built to shield residents.

The aim is to build what the municipality calls a "bustling centre" in the commercial district in front of the new railway station.

A 2007 report commissioned by the Haifa Municipality calls for the construction of more hotels, a ferry line between Haifa, Acre and Caesarea, development of the western anchorage of the port as a recreation and entertainment area, and an expansion of the local airport and port to accommodate international travel and cruise ships.

For their part, the council and the League of Municipalities call the decision a setback for a genuine effort to provide housing for people with low and moderate incomes.

He described the investigation as fair, thorough and rigorous, and vowed to continue working with people in Ferguson and surrounding municipalities, calling the report "only the beginning" of a necessary process.