Sentence examples for use of town from inspiring English sources
Her suggestion that it was a nonpolitical choice is as credible as her insistence that her lavish use of town mailings is merely a nonpolitical exercise in constituent service.
The Town of East Hampton was moving last week toward a compromise solution in a debate over whether to deny the use of town property to the Boy Scouts of America over the group's ban on homosexuals.
Ending a six-year legal battle over the use of town beaches, the Greenwich Board of Selectmen decided today not to appeal a State Supreme Court ruling that opens the shoreline to nonresidents.
Mr. Angelides, 49, a former developer, is known in California for his participation in the New Urbanist movement, which seeks to fight urban sprawl and promote civil behavior through the use of town planning.
In the 1990s the focus has shifted to promotion of political awareness and empowerment, delivered most often through use of town meetings and candidate forums.
However, the town maintains several public beach access points, including one for the exclusive use of town residents, who have approved several multi-million dollar land-buying bond referendums to control commercial growth.
Brookhaven's push for G.P.S. units follows a study of the use of town-owned vehicles over the past 18 months that estimated that 500,000 miles were clocked by drivers on arbitrary or unauthorized assignments, said Tom Burke, a town spokesman.
Locals use out-of-town guests as an excuse to go again.
The earliest recorded use of the town's name was in the 12th century when the town began to emerge as an important port, prospering with the introduction of the wool trade.
Marylyn Haines Evans, chair of the public affairs committee and proposer of the resolution, said: "We are not calling on our members to boycott online shopping or to stop using out-of-town shopping centres and major supermarkets.
The developer is giving the town conservation land on the one hand, but increasing traffic congestion and use of other town resources on the other, notes Kathryn Burton, president of the East Lyme & Niantic Land Conservation Trust.
