Sentence examples for protection road from inspiring English sources

Free burghers were invited to join the court when matters concerning burghers were at issue, and burgher-councillors eventually took responsibility for services such as fire protection, road maintenance, and the preservation of order.

Eighty per cent of the state's newly incorporating municipalities have now adopted the template, which has allowed such latecomer Orange County cities as Aliso Viejo and Laguna Niguel to instantly provide the fire and police protection, road building, and animal control that taxpaying citizens expect.

While the cynical and the short-sighted may view with alarm President Clinton's setting aside of a third of our national forests for permanent protection ("Road Ban Set for One-Third of U.S. Forests," front page, Jan . 5, we should be enormously thankful for this visionary and crucial action.

Because farms are smaller and more densely packed, irrigation ditches, flood protection, roads and indeed sanitation must be dealt with communally.

Among the authority's spending priorities are flood protection, roads investment, schools and sports provision and better broadband access.

Without protection, roads and development will eventually swallow up the last places.

The Spinpoint M7 500GB 2.5-inch hard drive with 250GB per platter features a rugged base and cover design, offering better data protection for road warriors and other mobile laptop users.

As a result of successful initiatives in Australia, New Zealand and Canada, the introduction of a Smart Truck or performance-based standards (PBS) approach in the heavy vehicle sector in South Africa was identified by the CSIR as a research area warranting funding because of the potential benefits in terms of transport efficiency, road/vehicle safety and the protection of road infrastructure.

Because Connecticut-based TFT also has locations in Massachusetts–and therefore benefits from various public services there, from police protection to road maintenance the Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board argued that the company's New Hampshire locations had an obligation to collect taxes from Massachusetts customers and remit them to Massachusetts.

Opponents said that the area's tax base could not sufficiently support municipal service, including police protection and road and drainage improvements.

I don't even want to estimate the kinds of costs it would take to put three or four thousand miles of fiber under the ground, with repeaters, protection, maintenance roads, and so on.