Sentence examples for town restricted from inspiring English sources

Some 80% of Pembroke Park's population lives in mobile-home parks, yet until 1969 the town restricted the franchise to landowners.

Despite the perception of preferential treatment, given vent through letters to the editor of the Ridgefield Press and complaints to local officials, First Selectman Rudy Marconi said that the town restricted traffic for safety reasons.

Back in 2012, the city passed a regulation which established 37 "mobile food vehicle stands" around town, restricted food truck operations to not be within 200 feet of brick-and-mortar restaurants and required them to vacate their location if there for more than two hours.

In particular, the modeling suggests that if the epidemic begins in a smaller town, restricting visitors from entering or leaving that town is important.

Many towns restrict parking around the beaches.

For decades, the town had restricted its beaches to residents.

The town houses, restricted to those age 55 and over, will start at $350,000, he said.

Even Davos man personified, Bill Clinton, didn't show up at the Congress Centre (even though he was in town; he restricted himself to a few private meetings); only his daughter Chelsea made an appearance at the WEF.

The town is restricted to outsiders, so you can't really get in unless you have some kind of hookup.

Up to the 1970s, Carrick's growth was limited by the lack of town sewerage which restricted the minimum allotment size and reluctance of landowner's to subdivide property.

As such French authorities are planning to virtually shut down the town and restrict entry to ticket holders.