Sentence examples for urban assemblies from inspiring English sources

CS2 on TB services in Malawi involved engaging with grocery store keepers, community leaders, urban assemblies, district health officers and district TB programme officers thereby forming a bridge between informal health providers and the formal health system.

With further reform planned for urban land assembly, inheritance law and local property tax, land is well and truly back on the agenda.

Many attempts to measure and test the incidence of alienation in various populations (such as urban dwellers or assembly line workers) have yielded ambiguous results that challenge the usefulness of alienation as a conceptual tool for social science research.

In the Strand, instead of George Edmund Street's relatively makeshift Law Courts, we could have had Alfred Waterhouse's much more ambitious and romantic urban concept: a magnificent assembly of pitched roofs, towers and walkways, Turneresque in its drama when viewed across the Thames.

That problem was to avoid the domination of city assemblies by the urban population.

Even in the 18th century the "middling sort" well-to-do of the towns, the urban gentry, had adopted the assembly room (where the elite had gathered to dance and socialize), the theatre, and the promenade as a means of regulating and enjoying urban life.

The collage of ordinary programmes, through their careful assembly, creates a powerful urban device".

This would involve Israeli forces in urban warfare, seeking out weapons storage and assembly sites.

This paper argues that this specific type of 'rapid resilience' to tsunamis can be enhanced by changes in urban morphology, related to street networks and assembly areas.

(Urban Lendahl stepped down as secretary general of the assembly in February).

The elections in Beijing were for local assemblies, known as People's Congresses, in various urban and rural districts in the capital.