municipal government

collocation in English

meanings of municipaland government

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municipal
adjective
uk /mjuːˈnɪs.ɪ.pəl/ us /mjuːˈnɪs.ə.pəl/
of or belonging to a town ...
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government
noun
uk /ˈɡʌv.ə.mənt/ us /ˈɡʌv.ɚn.mənt/
the group of people who officially control ...
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Examples of municipal government

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However, the municipalgovernment has not wavered.
The other is the municipalgovernment.
As a result, the municipalgovernment fired the workers.
His second theme - municipalgovernment transformed - fits more with recent urban political history by exploring the functioning of municipal government in what were 'one party' fiefdoms.
Another major source of gap financing was grants from state, regional or municipalgovernment budgets.
Yet changes in municipalgovernment income were primarily a function of economic conditions.
The creation of consulados normally received the support of municipalgovernment as well.
This does not mean that municipalgovernment simply became a decentralised outgrowth of central government.
However, the municipalgovernment does not constitute an effective key player in the process.
Changes in municipalgovernment spending were a reflection of demographic changes.
A number of good studies are now available, as well as ample references in local studies on municipalgovernment.
They, in appreciation, voted him into municipalgovernment, even while he sat in jail, although they, too, condemned his criminal activities.
The municipalgovernment has been careful not to promulgate laws and regulations that it cannot enforce, and therefore are likely to be ineffective.
Questions of urban leadership are also addressed through the examination of municipalgovernment in a number of different town and city contexts.
Interest in water has occupied not only environmental urban historians, but also those researching aspects of municipalgovernment and urban culture.
In this pioneering, highly suggestive work, original in its approach and focus, we enter deeply into the life of municipalgovernment and its elite administrators.
This factor had two levels: rural (level 1) and urban (level 2), as defined by each municipalgovernment according to land usage patterns.
However, the sanitary authorities argued that this practice was unhygienic and in 1925 the municipalgovernment banned the resale of bread.
Municipalgovernment is drifting to disaster.
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Is it an instalment in the reform of municipalgovernment?
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It should be possible, for instance, to develop municipalgovernment.
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