Sentence examples for town position from inspiring English sources

What is more, no Indian holds any meaningful elected or appointed town position.

"This is the first time the party has run an elected county official for the town position," said Bradford O'Hearn, a Democratic political consultant.

As a sign of how serious the Republican Party is about the town, party officials persuaded James Darcy, a state Assemblyman from Valley Stream, to give up his state seat to run for the town position.

Some of these characteristics (town, position, flow, pipe installation year) are explicitly or implicitly included in the model, while others (sampling personnel, season, and geometric complexity) are not.

Narberth is a market town positioning itself as a pocket-sized rival to foodie haunt Abergavenny.

The battle to succeed her could pit town against town, positioning Mr. McGowan to play kingmaker -- but the amount of influence Mr. McGowan would wield depends in part on whether primary voters back his allies or Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Flotterton.

The town, positioned on the site of a ford across the Murrumbidgee, was surveyed and gazetted as a village in 1849 and the town grew quickly after.

Pontypool's problems can be mirrored in many, if not most, small rural towns, positioned outside the more affluent areas of the country.

Despite boasting that he would take Juba, he was unable to hold any strategic towns, positions, or borders whatsoever.

Cities and towns positioned on drug trafficking routes often experience epidemics of injection drug use [18], [19].

The town's position is strengthened by its jurisdiction over one aspect of the project.