Sentence examples for specifically municipalities from inspiring English sources

Specifically, municipalities have formal responsibility for setting speed limits within urban areas, while the Swedish Transport Administration has formal authority for setting speed limits on longer stretches for other roads such as rural roads and highways.

The responsibility of providing basic healthcare services for the people was handed down to local governments, specifically municipalities and cities (14).

The responsibility of providing basic healthcare services for the people was handed down to local government units, specifically municipalities and cities. 14 A decade before healthcare devolution, the country implemented a primary healthcare policy which created a large cadre of community-based health workers locally called barangay (village) health workers (BHW).

The study focuses on the supply side of medical services, and its objective is to understand what attracts physicians to specific municipalities, and specifically foreign ones, with the ultimate aim of creating an evidence base for policy-makers aiming at attracting physicians in underserved areas.

The above quotation indicates that the PTA controlled the meeting by not taking account of the municipal requests and by discussing matters that concerned the regional cooperation body and not specifically the municipalities.

The area, specifically the municipality of Ticuantepe, has been one of the largest producers of pineapple in Nicaragua since the mid 1960s (Rose [2006]).

The SIC has been replicated in more than 800 communes/municipalities, specifically in rural municipalities and peri-urban municipalities (fewer than 35 000 inhabitants).

He began by looking at the history of the market, and specifically at how municipalities fund projects.

The prevalence of perinatal morbidity and mortality was analysed on the municipal level, and specifically within the selected municipalities.[ 14] We used data from the years 2000 2008, with the total number of singleton births as denominator.

The battle is throwing a spotlight on an oddity of a city that is distinct to Los Angeles, one of a handful of municipalities created specifically to cater primarily to businesses.

In that earlier case, North Carolina politicians had refused to accept a peer-reviewed scientific report on climate-related sea level rise that the state had commissioned and the state senate went so far as to pass a bill (later overturned) that specifically prohibited agencies and municipalities from using the latest scientific data on sea level rise in coastal management decisions.