Sentence examples for town governance from inspiring English sources

Oral and written records of a unique form of town governance known as the "communidade" confirm each clan's identity and privilege in their respective towns for centuries [ 12– 12].

So why is this rather technical, arcane piece of town hall governance policy a top-of-the Today-programme issue?

Dr Mietzner is referring to the informal, town mayor-style of governance that Jokowi perfected as the head of Solo, a small Indonesian city.

And, last but certainly not least, countless state and local elections will influence the day-to-day governance of towns, cities, and counties across the country.

The First Ward Wardroom is significant as a historical reminder of the pivotal time in which Pawtucket was incorporated as a city and gave up its town-meeting form of governance.

The Fifth Ward Wardroom is historically significant as a historical reminder of the pivotal time in which Pawtucket was incorporated as a city and gave up its town-meeting form of governance.

"These fighters have gained considerable military experience and many may have lived in and contributed towards jihadist governance in towns placed under strict Islamic law," says Lister, the Brookings expert.

I soon understood that it was not the physical demand for time but the lack of mental clarity for solutions to the intractable conflict that had left Syrian towns with no formal governance and little resources; their residents, without exception, were left psychologically scarred and emotionally taxed.

"If I were Merkel, I would come to town, say, 'I'm doing governance, reconstruction and development, and I'm doing it in a big way.' It not only contributes to the reality of the conflict, but also will buy a lot of credit".

These modifications seem necessary, as will be argued, because due to weak governance, the new town development programme has not yet achieved all its goals.

This growth spurred the reorganisation of the governance of the town.