Sentence examples for township whose from inspiring English sources

Phillip Andrew Morton's latest project, Spanish Lake, takes a serious look at the former, predominantly white-inhabited suburb of St . Louis-- an unincorporated township, whose residents favored no government -- after an influx of Section 8 housing and African Americans that began in the 1970's, led to an extreme example of what has since been dubbed by social scientists as "white flight".

Khayeltisha, another black township, is a much younger, urbanizing, mainly post-apartheid township whose housing is mostly informal.

And this was in the townships, whose sole inhabitants are black people.

As some townships had been merged in 2003 only those townships whose population could be reliably identified throughout the study period were considered as comparison sites.

An elected North Bergen official admitted yesterday that he had received $26,000 worth of home improvements and cash from a township vendor whose invoices he approved.

He took me to the rich and predominately white parts of Cape Town, followed by a visit to the townships upon whose shoulders the wealthy white community stands, but whose poverty is sometimes beyond belief.

Mayor Deborah Johnson of South Brunswick, whose township would be bisected by the road, predicted that the delay would allow everyone to see that recent improvements in the area's secondary roads would solve traffic problems.

I am fortunate to live in a Chicago suburb whose township board members believe in people helping people, and do — despite economic cuts — make a lineup of wonderful services available, especially to seniors, the disabled and lower-income people who need help..

Mindful of Hilltown's experience, Marlboro -- whose township attorney is John O. Bennett 3rd, the majority leader of the New Jersey State Senate -- drafted the measure not as a traffic ordinance but under the police powers of the state that take in health, safety and welfare, said Councilman Barry D. Denkensohn, the bill's sponsor.

Based on trust and often little else, guanxi financing has devastated the villages and townships of Shanglin, whose residents are now bound not just by blood and sweat but by bankruptcy as well.

While residents of New York City often have only the vaguest understanding that there's a state out there somewhere, people in New Jersey are keenly aware not only of Trenton, but also of the cities, counties, townships and boroughs whose problems or triumphs can often wash over into their neighbors' backyards.