Sentence examples for municipality which is from inspiring English sources
The 27-square-mile municipality, which is in Middlesex County, includes 10 distinct, but unincorporated, sections and stretches across an equal number of ZIP codes.
He said he had paid thousands of dollars to rent the land for the cafeteria from the municipality, which is run by Hamas.
The problem stems from a disagreement between the municipality, which is made up primarily of immigrants from such Latin American countries as Cuba, Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Ecuador, and a contractor, B. Seminara.
In East Jerusalem, all the demolitions since November were done by the municipality, which is run by a right-wing mayor, and none by the national government, which also has the authority.
None of this is private enterprise, but rather the work of Tuzla's municipality, which is why you can spend the whole day here for 60p.The story of Tuzla's lakes is an unusual one of turning adversity into advantage.
Since we are interested in looking at inter-industry/intra-industry knowledge externalities as a predictor of growth in economic complexity, we aggregate the variables to arrive at 2-digit industry level classification even though the dataset details ISIC values at the 4-digit level of classification for each industry in each municipality which is too disaggregated for the purposes of this study.
Following that, the municipality, which was the newspaper's founder, chose to close it down.
Aponte lives in the Loíza municipality, which was still reeling from Hurricane Irma when Maria unleashed a 12-hour barrage of wind and rain.
The municipality, which was organized by Constantine as 14 districts in imitation of Rome, is now divided into district municipalities, each of which has a mayor and a district council whose members are elected every five years.
It didn't take them long to find that the late New York Times columnist William Safire had one, a 1957 report from a local Indiana municipality, which was in turn reporting on the work of an unnamed scientist.
The most severe damage occurred in the Braunsbach municipality, which was partly buried by 42,000 m3 of boulders, gravel, mud, and anthropogenic debris from the small catchment of Orlacher Bach (~6 km2).
