Sentence examples for township has been from inspiring English sources
The township has been transparent: a $10 million cleanup to a residential standard, which will ensure public safety and favorable long-term insurance rates.
But the marquee name is that of the best-selling author John Grisham, whose debut legal thriller about a racially charged murder trial that stirs up unrest in a Mississippi township has been adapted for the stage by Rupert Holmes.
The township has been earmarked for a new business district alongside the market gardens, so the local government encouraged a plan for a church worthy of its entrepreneurial ambitions.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP has been trying to strike a balance between the attributes that have made it attractive and the explosive growth that threatens to diminish its quality of life.
In the past 15 years, Brisbane, in Wall Township, has been the target of numerous complaints that staff members use excessive force and fail to supervise residents adequately, and some mental health advocates say the problems at the 40-bed center are so severe that it should be closed.
On the basis of this, groundwater quality of Dhanbad township has been predicted.
Totolapan is considered so dangerous that many outlying hamlets in the township have been abandoned by fearful residents.
The township had been hit hard last year, but Mr. Phelan said this was worse and might approach the record river height attained in 1984, when the Pompton River reached 24.5 feet.
The township had been collecting some $20,00 a year in assessments on Duke Farms, when Alf. L, Kirby, described by the counsel for the derense as "a tax ferret" suggested the additional Tax.
Councilman Michael Nichols said that if the township had been able to whittle down the number of townhouses early in the negotiations, the public might not have been so fiercely opposed.
If a village had fewer than five infants in our desired age range, we randomly selected an additional village in the same township for inclusion in the study, and continued to randomly select additional villages until five infants per township had been found.
