Sentence examples for organized town from inspiring English sources

He praised Mr. Sylver as a dedicated official who started innovative programs and organized "town hall" meetings throughout the county.

Such rigidly organized town plans seem to have been rare in Etruria; more often one finds an irregular pattern resulting from the coalescence of villages in Villanovan times and the adaptation to the hills normally chosen as town sites.

One notable study organized town meetings in 5 U.S. cities, consulting the public on biobank-related issues such as the protection of privacy, the sharing of research results, and the profits made by biotechnology companies [ 10].

The towns where the bus stops are not organized towns at all.

On first arrival, in the early 1630s, he did his most creative work, guiding the colonists as they laid out a network of tightly organized towns, each with its church of self-professed saints.

In the Clyde River case, the NEB organized town-hall-style meetings from April 29 to May 2, 2013, in Pond Inlet, Clyde River, Qikiqtarjuaq and Iqaluit.

It is time for citizens to organize town meetings and rallies on climate change.

Meanwhile, Ms. Schiesel, the Kent Conservation Commission and Mr. Curtiss hope to organize town residents to clear the northern trail.

But there is a way of organizing town halls that would offer lawmakers representative and informed feedback about their constituents' major concerns: a deliberative poll.

The soldiers also reach out to the communities where they're deployed to organize town hall meetings, community clean-ups and sports events.

This is evident in efforts to organize town hall meetings, issue warnings about "death panels," and let Americans know what could be lost if health reform is enacted.