Sentence examples for support from the town from inspiring English sources
The museum itself – which is free to enter, thanks to generous support from the town council – is a delight.
Regular newsletters keep local people informed and engaged, and a 3,000 signature e-petition demonstrated support from the town.
He said strong support from the Town of Islip and millions in state and federal grants had been keys to revival.
We have had support from the town council, who have donated some new Christmas lights to improve the appearance of town, but we had to ask.
THREE years ago, Smithtown residents voted to create an independent library district free of financial support from the Town of Smithtown.
Mr. McMahon has received support from the town of Wellfleet, which donated $100,000 toward the restoration, with the idea that it would be open to the public as a cultural and historical resource.
Outside of Joplin and the U.S., support for the town's beleaguered residents has come from thousands of miles away.
Mrs MacDonald has now won support from all the town's councillors for her return as provost.
Mr Hata and the other rebels draw their support mainly from the towns.Some costs, more benefitsThe protection that farmers have enjoyed, through subsidies and a virtual ban on rice imports, amounts both to a bias in favour of the countryside and a raw deal for Japanese consumers.
Cervantes belongs to a radical teachers union named the National Coordinator of Education Workers, or CNTE, which built the barricade a week ago, with the support of locals from the town of Nochitxtlán, to protest against the federal government's sweeping education reforms.
In Northern England, the Royalists had the advantage in numbers and local support, except in parts of Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire, where the Parliamentarians had support from the clothing-manufacturing towns which "naturally maligned the gentry".
