Sentence examples for town control from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wasserman also has negotiated the transfer of almost 200 additional acres to Newtown, for a total of about 370 acres under town control.

But by the mid-20th century, the last black family had left the hardscrabble area, the cemetery was abandoned, and the entire tract, under state law, quietly reverted to town control.

Over the years, public attention to the development has not been intense, but residents have expressed worry about possible costs to the public that have not been well defined, about losing town control of commercial development that could take 10 to 15 years and about the threat to Fairfield's quiet, upscale, country ambience.

"The town controls the zoning, and the state controls the property," he said.

Each town controls its own flow of garbage and negotiates its own contracts with carters.

Still, it seemed impossible to escape from a town controlled by Taliban and foreign militants.

Until the 12th century, Wuzhou was primarily a garrison town controlling the non-Han Chinese peoples of Guangxi.

"The fear is gone," says Arulanantham, a Tamil jeweller in Batticaloa, a big eastern town controlled by the government.

As such, Mr. Kennard has championed an unusually liberal agenda in a town controlled by a moderate White House and a Republican Congress.

He spoke on the condition of anonymity, saying he had fled with the refugees, but that he had relatives in a town controlled by the Government.

Its fall marks the first time that North Vietnamese forces have crossed the 1962 ceasefire line to capture an important town controlled by the Vientiane Government.