Sentence examples for old municipalities from inspiring English sources

The city expanded following the annexing of the old municipalities surrounding Barcelona.

Old municipalities were administrative spaces for providing social housing, transport, education, rubbish collection, public space and other directly useful services; their memorials, for better or worse, are social housing estates like the gemeinbauten which still house one-third of Vienna's population.

The Tunis Center will operate from downtown Tunis, in a refurbished early 20th century building with balconies opening onto Tunis' iconic Place Barcelone and the offices of the old Municipality of Tunis.

Starbucks, homes, and old municipality or religious space often don't cut it.

"This translates into their search to live in older municipalities with older housing stock and viable downtown focal points.

Throughout New York and northern New Jersey, as well as in several older municipalities in southern New Jersey, sanitary sewer and storm drain pipes join up before reaching water treatment plants.

All around Shepherd Street, contractors strip houses that will be flipped by investors eager to turn a profit in one of Prince George's County' oldest municipalities.

New York is hardly alone in its problems: hundreds of older municipalities that constructed combined systems are confronted with the same water-quality issues during major rainstorms.

The emergence of these transit villages reflects the "smart growth" ideas that have largely focused on the suburbs as a means of slowing endless sprawl by directing growth back into older municipalities with existing utilities, communications and mass transit.

It became a British consular post in 1883 and attained municipal status in 1895, making it Malawi's oldest municipality.

It is the oldest municipality in New England and one of the oldest in the United States.