Sentence examples for town assets from inspiring English sources

Enforced sales of new town assets, after the 1979 general election, meant that the town centre was sold to a variety of owners – up to 12, says Taylor, thus undermining coordinated regeneration.

Rio Tinto announced in March that Sodexo, a French company that also runs Australian prisons, had been enlisted in a 10-year facilities management contract encompassing three ports, six towns, three aerodromes, 15 operational sites, 42 accommodation sites, 134 town assets, 336 commercial buildings and 3,259 residential properties.

Waterville, too, is culturally engaging and the right size for getting the small town feel with the bigger town assets.

Embracing Ossining, a group of Ossining residents recently formed to promote the village's virtues, is eager to point out the river town's assets.

Similarly there were 20.6 (59.3 – 38.7), 23.1 (63.2 – 40.1), and 18.7 (34.3 – 15.6) percentage point differences between members and non-members for people with at least primary level of education, people living in Nouna town, and assets ownership respectively.

Pros To hear First Selectman Richard Smith tell it, the town's greatest assets are its location and its homespun charm.

A well-trained team of pickpockets could drain this town of its assets faster than a Grinch in Whoville.

Mr. Fetterman is trying to make an asset out of his town's lack of assets, calling it "a laboratory for solutions to all these maladies starting to knock on the door of every community".

She felt that her knowledge of the town was an asset in the early part of the investigation.

Between 1860 and 1865 southern cotton became unavailable during the Civil War, Harrisburg was one of the few cities in the Upland South during this time to have woolen mills, making the town an industrial asset early on to Southern Illinois.

But for all its natural assets, the town has an ample share of asphalt and concrete.