Sentence examples for town decisions from inspiring English sources

I'm not pushing Halloween on the grieving or those reeling from damage that's hard to fathom, or encouraging  defying city and town decisions.

What was designed as a way to help residents keep up to date with town decisions and meetings has instead inflicted a burden on small towns that lack the staff to constantly update their information.

Shorten constantly returned his "people first" message – that the ALP has deliberately chosen to prioritise health and education funding over company tax cuts for "the big end of town" – decisions he said were prompting self-interested attack campaigns by big business and the property industry angered at Labor's proposed cuts to negative gearing tax concessions.

The Stuyvesant Town decision had not yet come down from the Court of Appeals.

The Stuyvesant Town decision did spawn tenant lawsuits at about a dozen complexes with more than 4,500 apartments, all but one (Parker Towers in Queens) in Manhattan, according to lawyers involved in the cases.

"I spoke about bad decisions, home-town decisions before the fight and I feel that in Nottingham I would still be the champion".

They said that the trust had not done its homework and that the real problem, particularly on the historic Battle Road, came from automobile traffic, which has increased because of the local towns' decisions to zone for more office space.

Sometimes you get home-town decisions, but they were brilliant - they did deserve every medal.

Either way, the justices have set themselves up for a major get-out-of-town decision.

Opponents have questioned the town's decisions to modify zoning and other regulations that govern the site, including revising its rules concerning steep slopes.

This paper focuses on the critical assessment of the performance of the key factors and actors involved in the Iranian New Town development decisions.