Sentence examples for needy cities from inspiring English sources

But when the seven property owners go to Superior Court here Monday, they will challenge a larger practice that needy cities everywhere have latched on to: using the power of eminent domain, or condemnation, to force property owners to turn over their land to private developers.

The first was the building of an aqueduct for the needy city.

In the late 19th century a charitable group built a summer retreat for needy city youngsters, called the St. Thomas Home.

For the economically needy City of Yonkers, the refurbished mall will be "a major, major revenue generator and a big employer," said David Simpson, a spokesman for Mayor Philip A. Amicone.

Robert Doar, deputy commissioner of the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, said that 15,000 to 20,000 needy city families were automatically transferred to Safety Net this month without having to apply, because the city had not summoned them before their federal grants expired this month.

This year's dinner, attended by 1,600 people who dined on poached lobster, rack of lamb and a dark chocolate cadeau, raised $5 million for the foundation to benefit needy city children.

Long-distance lines are often the key to tapping renewable resources located far from power-needy cities, such as wind and solar energy.

The deduction is Washington's way of supporting states that support their most vulnerable citizens and neediest cities.

He could end up back in Philly or in any other quarterback-needy city.

Faced with rising Medicaid costs and payments to needy families, cities in Vermont have drawn $750,000 from a $2 million account set aside to clean up oil spills.

But his commitment to plant 10,000 trees will be pointless if not targeted at needy inner-city areas.