Sentence examples for town issues from inspiring English sources

Town issues are different to out-of-town issues; the northern part might vote on different lines from the southern part.

Then there is "grumpy," she added, the elderly man who calls frequently to complain about town issues.

Your Sept. 18 editorial "Further With Feiner" leaves the impression that I have not been addressing the large town issues.

Ms. O'Neill, who married Mr. Salinger in the late 1980s, is a blue-ribbon quilter and is active in town issues.

But Mr. Mondello, who predicted that his party would win regardless of the date, said that a special election would focus on town issues.

Errol Williams, the hearing officer in the Babylon quality of life court, is a lawyer in private practice and has been actively involved in town issues.

The town issued some 8,000 tickets last year and took in $444,627 in fines.

Last year, the town issued 231 permits for various improvement projects, large and small.

Michael A. Levine, commissioner of planning for the town of North Hempstead, said the town issued about 400 permits for new houses last year.

Four years ago, the then mayor of the town issued an invitation to White Russians to visit and a number took up her offer.

During the 1999-2000 fiscal year, the town issued 60 building permits, roughly half the number issued each from 1995 through 1998, he said.