Control & Supervision Attribute Assessed at Stronger: XCID is wholly owned by the city government and its major businesses, such as urban development and primary land development, need approval from the city government.
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"In some ways, I think the biggest achievement is elevating this work to a priority of city government because mental health has never been considered a core of city government," Mr. Buery said.
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Lightfoot said she would push for integrity in city government.
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A city government spokesman was not immediately available for comment.
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The city government has already restricted private cars until Nov.
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The city government employs the population of many small cities.
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But the city government has rejected accusations of excessive force.
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As in Paris, the city government has capped rent increases.
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While out of city government during the Democratic administration of Mayor David N. Dinkins from 1990 to 1994, Mr. Stern was president of Citizens Union of the City of New York, which monitors city government.
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It's clear that city government has significant power over these assets.
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The Shanghai city government said Tesla's factory would reopen on Monday.
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The Amsterdam city government says the contraptions are a public nuisance.
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By 2025 the city government hopes the proportion will be 42%.
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"In the city (government), we just do our job," Barlow said.
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The city government had supposedly attached strict conditions to the sale.
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The Tangshan city government could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Is there any other city government that you take inspiration from?
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The key question is will city government actually act on those?
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And he touts his history as a reformer in city government.
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Authorities are investigating the incident, the Longyan City government office said.
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Unless it's the city government of Savannah, Georgia we're talking about.
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The local city government had all but stopped providing essential services.
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The retired military people were encouraged to retire from city government.
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A spokesman for the Delhi city government was not available for comment.
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The proposed new Munch Museum won the approval of Oslo's city government.
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She tries to explain what she knows about city government to them.
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But our city government is allowing for water shut offs to happen.
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It will be funded by the city government and a private foundation.
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Q. How you would approach managing the enormous operation of city government?
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Next month, Barcelona's city government is set to take over the premises.
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The city government eventually closed the park because of the unsanitary conditions.
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They have been swept out of city government and its cultural institutions.
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The National Wildlife Federation says so, and so does our city government.
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He advocated for limited city government that promoted the town's rural roots.
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Neither Rio's city government nor the IOC responded to requests for comment.
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There is a growing opportunity for passionate people to work in city government.
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What's less clear is how city government will respond to different sidewalk activities.
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The New York City government adopted anti-BDS legislation in 2016 after Gov.
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If you want to re-imagine cities, you'll likely work with city government.
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Contact your city government and ask whether it sent a proposal to Amazon.
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"I think the whole city government should be held accountable," Ms. Finch said.
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It led to far-reaching changes in the way city government is organized.
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The net cost the city government more than $580 million rupiah, or $40,000.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS NATIONAL RATINGS The ratings reflect the high probability of support from the Kaohsiung City Government (KCG), which owns 45% of the bank, or indirectly from the sovereign (A+/Positive), which will flow through the city government, if needed.
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The companies in the steel, cement and coke industries were criticized by the city government of failing to implement anti-pollution measures and to bring down toxic emissions, according to a statement issued by the Tangshan city government on Monday.
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However, Powar said Fare has only "anecdotal evidence" of the city government&aposs involvement.
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FUHRMAN: The police and the city government of Chicago should just ignore them then.
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The city government declared there was no local opposition, and construction began shortly thereafter.
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The city government also singled out the resale market, stressing it has cooled significantly.
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Some 58 percent of all city government employees work for elementary and secondary schools.
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The city government defended itself, saying it was working closely with the irrigation department.
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The city government is not yet involved, but organizers expect its close participation later.
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Two women died of heart attacks as the ground shook, the city government said.
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The city government is doubling the number of CCTVs in parks along its river.
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After leaving city government, Mr. Price became executive vice president of the Dreyfus Corp.
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I looked up to find an old acquaintance who works for the city government.
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It's dangerous for New York City government to normalize these disparities by sidestepping them.
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The city government said it has taken steps to alleviate the risk of flooding.
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"We don't want a city government bulldozing through an issue like this," Richardson said.
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Mendenhall has extensive experience in city government and has a similar platform than Escamilla.
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His father is a network support specialist for the city government of Meriden, Conn.
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Lately, Beirut's city government has posted some signs urging people to scoop the poop.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICES • New York: City government offices and city and state courts are closed.
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Ms. Weaver's opponents say she has further tainted the public's perception of city government.
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Krefeld city government says the heirs have no proof that the works were loans.
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The biggest contributor, by far, is the city government, which has given $28.9 million.
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The commission may even do so quickly with the support of broader city government.
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There are more than a dozen key positions unfilled in New York City government.
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The city government instructed schools in Delhi on Friday to remain shut until Nov.
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That's when the local power brokers in city government rig the boards to fail.
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FIFA and the St. Petersburg city government did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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You're allowed to get away with things that actual civic development by city government wouldn't.
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The city government has been drilling extra boreholes and sending water tankers to parched neighbourhoods.
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Delivering city services to those sparsely populated areas poses a major challenge for city government.
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The company is also working with San Jose city government to launch another pilot downtown.
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Self-driving car systems cut across the traditional boundaries between federal, state, and city government.
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In the past, arts organizations have faced opposition by the city government on multiple fronts.
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Back then, the city government gave the festival its blessing, as it still does today.
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The city government has ordered the shutdown of construction activities and coal-based power plants.
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But Lavin did not have the authority to direct changes in city government, Pfeiffer said.
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They put information from the local health department and city government in one central document.
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"We are the municipal record of everything that's happening in city government," Mr. Blachman said.
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COs have one of the hardest jobs in city government — often thankless and always dangerous.
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Meanwhile, the city government has also urged companies to provide housing for non-resident employees.
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City government is the root of why the cost of living is so high here.
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Later she worked in the mayor's office, seeing city government from a much different height.
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Now, thanks to the cooperative efforts of the city government, Denver is a startup haven.
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The groom's mother retired as an architect with New York City government and nonprofit organizations.
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Next up for Ms. Lamé: one of the most visible positions in London's city government.
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Some city government services in the District of Columbia also are affected by the shutdown.
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Worst of all, no one in the city government bureaucracy is held accountable for failure.
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The New York City government, for example, appropriated $36.2 million in arts funding in 2012.
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The national association, the city government and a private contractor called "Buti" are leading the project.
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Neither did the office of the Karachi Commissioner, who is the head of the city government.
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Unfortunately, the speed of state and city government was too slow for the deer's delicate health.
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The Shenzhen city government said it has not blocked Foxconn from resuming production, according to Reuters.
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It's also a rare window into how high-level Valley players interact with a city government.
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It's unclear whether Musk has received the necessary approval from the city government for this tunnel.
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You can see why a city government might not be the end customer in many scenarios.
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Yet the city government is expected to provide schools, health care, water, sewage and other services.
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Some of the activists from the 15-M movement now work for the Madrid city government.
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The city government is augmenting the digital platform with physical forums for face-to-face interactions.
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Al Sharpton criticized BLM protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, for not voting to change their city government.
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The city government decided to try something new to engage the community around a shared project.
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A city government gazette, perhaps not spotting the Hitler reference, used the phrase in a headline.
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The Vancouver city government recently imposed a 15 percent "foreign buyer transfer tax" on real estate.
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The group also pushed the state's mayors to remove all Confederate symbols from city government property.
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"This cyber attack against Baltimore City government is a crisis of the utmost urgency," Scott said.
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The propaganda department for the Tangshan city government referred questions to the city's emergency command center.
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But the Edgewater city government wants to seize a choice piece of waterfront land for itself.
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Then the city government remade New York, putting the needs and desires of tourists over residents.
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A 1945 decree transferred ownership of properties within the city's prewar boundaries to the city government.
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Barcelona's city government has resolved to push back the choking tide of cars overwhelming the city.
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He suggested an overhaul of city government, consolidating some 40 municipal departments into 10 streamlined superagencies.
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So what we had to do was literally form a parallel city government without any money.
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The Beijing city government has explored the idea of developing teaching materials in the Beijing dialect.
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The city government says that all stall owners with official rental agreements will eventually be rehoused.
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The city government said it will hold a remembrance event for the slain victims at 7 p.m.
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The city government also gave XCID around CNY200m-300m in subsidies each year over 2011 to 2015.
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And we've brought the arts into City government itself, trusting artists to help creatively address civic issues.
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Several other top officials have retired, resigned or received new jobs elsewhere in New York City government.
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Matthews became mayor after serving three decades in and around city government, a path that started inauspiciously.
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The city government plans to close the garbage dump "in the near future," according to the study.
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EXCLUSIVE-DELHI CITY GOVERNMENT SEALS TWO WAREHOUSES OF AB INBEV IN CITY, TO "BLACKIST" COMPANY-SOURCE, ORDER
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The city government did not, however, take the disabled buttons away—beckoning countless fingers to futile pressing.
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A survey in 2016 found over 90% of Chicago business leaders saw cronyism in the city government.
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"The Atlantic City government not working is not going to affect the casinos at all," Christie said.
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Just north of Oakland, Berkeley is contemplating its own prohibition of facial-recognition systems by city government.
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Since then, the city government in Seoul has promised to check women's bathrooms daily for spy cams.
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Will they move to another city like San Antonio, or will they shake down Oakland city government?
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It is notable that the Yulin city government itself has withdrawn as a sponsor of the festival.
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City government officials criticized the upcoming raids and said they will not be assisting in the event.
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Amazon's HQ2 announcement is imminent after more than a year of fanfare, competition and city government prostrations.
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It wasn't, technically, the city government that spurred Uber and Lyft to leave; it was Austin's voters.
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Atlanta was attacked by the SamSam ransomware virus in 2018, which disrupted city government operations and functions.
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However, Newsom – mayor of San Francisco from 2004 until early 2011 – defends his record in city government.
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It's not just the Memphis city government taking heat for the removal of the Confederate statues, either.
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There's no time for "exploring" obvious solutions for which the present city government lacks the political will.
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District of Columbia city government and some local governments in the Washington-Baltimore region reopened on Tuesday.
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In 1987, the city government started putting a curfew on public parks and kicking homeless people out.
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Rio's city government says it has spent $1.8 billion reais ($560 million) on social programs since 2011.
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City government officials are afraid of drunks disturbing the late-night peace in neighborhoods across the city.
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The city government and the state of North Rhein-Westphalia support Skulptur Projekte with millions of euros.
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The Houston city government has employed roughly the same number of people, around 20083,22008, for several years.
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Along with raising $229 million from private investors, Mishi caught the eye of the Hangzhou city government.
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ANNOUNCES THAT IT RECEIVED A GRANT SUPPORTED BY CITY GOVERNMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The demand for his resignation threw many in New York City government into a state of uncertainty.
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The city government will be limiting its operations and will only provide "basic city services," Cantrell said.
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CHINA'S BEIJING CITY GOVERNMENT SAYS COMPANIES IN CHINESE CAPITAL TO RESUME WORK ON FEB 10 - STATE MEDIA
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"The highest levels of our state and city government were well aware of Eric Schneiderman," he said.
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A similar concentration of high-level turnover has not been seen in other areas of city government.
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The city government is using bulging tax receipts to build a new secondary school and a hospital.
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"Extreme heat is our biggest risk," according to the 2018 Resilient Sydney report from the city government.
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But it is what a city government and an electorate true to their ideals should be doing.
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A Shanghai city government official said on Wednesday the factory is expected to be completed in May.
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The Jakarta city government has defended its move and vowed to push ahead with the evictions despite criticism.
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Sumwalt said the responsibility for the intersection is shared by the CSX railroad company and the city government.
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He works without a licence—the city government has stopped issuing them—and flees when enforcement officers approach.
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German real estate stocks came under pressure after a report that Berlin's city government planned to cap rents.
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San Francisco last week became the first major U.S. city government to ban the use of facial recognition.
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The city government said in a notice that new traffic restrictions will go into effect on Nov 1.
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Access was not difficult as he concentrated on public bomb shelters, an infrastructure maintained by the city government.
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He added that the city government will also hire around 3,400 private security agents to aid policing efforts.
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Governor Cuomo's office pointed the finger directly at the city government when news about the deer's death broke.
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The city government should take over the cost of providing social services such as running schools, he added.
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The city government of Buenos Aires has opened the first support centre for transgender people in Latin America.
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Details: The Stop Secret Surveillance Ordinance bill is twofold: It bans face recognition tech by the city government.
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I see younger and newer residents getting involved in city government through participation in boards and city committees.
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Users now pay exorbitant fees to park in Chicago, and city government is helpless to alter the rates.
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In September last year, a Tokyo city government panel had warned expenses could balloon to 3 trillion yen.
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Those dollars would go back to Amazon instead of the city government, writes the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky.
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Government Support Mid-Range: UGID has received capital injections and stable operating subsidies from the New City government.
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The prisoners were arrested at protests were sparked by the suppression of opposition candidates for Moscow city government.
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As commissioner, Mr. Peters oversees criminal and administrative inquiries into corruption, fraud, waste and abuse throughout city government.
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Lightfoot has proposed introducing "progressive sources of revenue" and cutting the city government, but details are still lacking.
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He balked at appointing blacks to any important city government jobs and resisted attempts to integrate public schools.
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The article also misstated the last time that legislation to combat climate change was introduced by city government.
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A representative of the Wenzhou city government, he queried journalists about how they got around China's internet filters.
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The deaths prompted the city government to issue what it called a temporary ban on all music festivals.
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Jambi, another city in Sumatra, has closed kindergartens for three days, Antara reported, citing a city government official.
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In the late 1990s, officials were purged from city government and replaced by A.N.C. appointees with little experience.
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Many streets were closed and the city government advised people not to drive or walk in high water.
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But the city government in Weihai said that five of the pupils were South Korean and six Chinese.
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Ransomware is ugly, and it's taken down everyone from FedEx and Merck to the city government of Atlanta.
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Philadelphia city government spokesman Mike Dunn, told CNBC that Musk has not contacted Philadelphia officials about his plan.
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The officials would be supervised by the city government and their appointments would last a year, it added.
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Many said city government neglected them in ways they thought would not have been tolerated in wealthier neighborhoods.
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By contrast, Shanghai's city government alone plans to invest $15 billion in AI over the next 10 years.
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The Qianhai exchange was founded by HNA Group in 2014 with approval from the city government of Shenzhen.
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"City government is the government that's most immediate and intimate to how people live their lives," says Emanuel.
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The city government says contracts were mostly funded with private resources and that all bids were overseen by regulators.
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More importantly, it's city government vision, policy, regulatory and enforcement objectives that will impact how founders interact with cities.
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The local city government actually offered subsidies of up to US $820 to restaurants that earned a halal certification.
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Many right-wingers at the rally have charged police and Charlottesville city government with the crimes of the day.
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They now number more than 6,133 in a space the city government first prepared for a third as many.
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The city government hopes that construction of the new unisex toilets will reduce queues for existing wheelchair-accessible toilets.
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On the web site of the Moscow city government, which owns the library, its designation has been quietly changed.
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Upending common wisdom about the proper role of city government, the crisis marked the beginning of a new age.
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While the public response has been largely muted, the toll on Baltimoreans' faith in their city government is immense.
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The Hamburg city government said it was pleased the court had in principle accepted that dredging can take place.
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Epshteyn was joined on stage by some officials from the Moscow city government, according to photographs from the event.
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Last June, after the Supreme Court affirmed the right to same-sex marriage, the city government in Knoxville, Tenn.
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The city government has a New American Initiative designed to help Somali refugees and other recent immigrants get settled.
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For years, the city government tolerated their activities, seeing the Jewish link as a magnet for tourism and investment.
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"Lobbyists play a number of roles in city government, some of which are very, very important," Mr. Berger said.
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It also allows the state, county and city government to regulate and tax the growth and sale of marijuana.
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So mother and son reached out to the city government to start a trial run of the homeless program.
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The author was formerly a member of the city government in Xuzhou in the Jiangsu province, China Daily reported.
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Some warned that Mr. de Blasio, with his promise of a new era in city government, must tread carefully.
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According to city government officials, the campaign involves 6,200 health workers and teams of police officers to protect them.
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I have a son who did some work in city government, and is now in graduate school in Chicago.
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No one in the city government had anticipated this onrush or put any system in place to manage it.
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Mr. Weinstein joined the city government after campaigning for Mr. Lindsay in his successful run for mayor in 1965.
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" If city government were concerned only with efficiency, she said, "you don't send buses where it's rural or poor.
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No city government can house the homeless on their own and cannot care for them in a health crisis.
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That, in turn, has provided the city government with broad impunity to achieve long-standing security and beautification goals.
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Seoul's city government began in May to enforce mandatory lights out and computer shutdowns on Fridays at 7 p.m.
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Q: What insight can we draw here into who you might appoint to serve with you in city government?
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It was not clear whether Tesla's negotiations with the city government would steer the company to negotiate with SAIC.
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The Ann Arbor Chronicle, an online news publication that focused on city government, folded in 2014 after six years.
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This showed that the city government was being complacent despite the urgent orders handed down by Beijing, he said.
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A self-described socialist, Duterte nonetheless championed pro-business policies and employed market-oriented officials in the city government.
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Wuhan's city government will step up construction of specialized hospitals to deal with infected patients, Zhou Xianwang told reporters.
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A teacher was also severely injured, the city government said, and the circumstances of the crash were being investigated.
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Wuhan's city government said it would shut down all urban transport networks and suspend outgoing flights from 10 a.m.
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In Ferguson, cops were pressured by the city government to raise as much revenue as possible by ticketing residents.
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Christa Mientus-Schirmer, who worked for the Berlin city government, told The Guardian that although a lot of progress had been made to unify the city after the wall fell, the city government hasn't had the funding it would have liked to be able to make the two halves of the city equal.
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Furthermore, the city government has granted the company exclusive concessions to be the primary land developer in several key areas.
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According to 2015 statistics from the city government, Sant Jordi represents between 5% and 8% of regional booksellers' annual turnover.
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Schools shut down, and the city government — the officials who were still standing, that is — put the town under quarantine.
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The city government has placed signs informing drivers of the new rules, but not everyone has paid them much heed.
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The city government had blacklisted it in 2017, accusing it of inflating bills and using adulterated material to build roads.
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His program, known as "Awaken Capoeira," instead relies on financing from donors that include the city government and local merchants.
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The city government manages to collect only a tenth of the municipal taxes it is due, the World Bank estimates.
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In many cases, city government has become the locus of innovation, leveraging data, technology, social impact bonds, and other tools.
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Despite never having held elected office, Lightfoot brings significant experience including having worked with Chicago city government on police reform.
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Washington's mayor, Muriel Bowser, said city public schools would remain closed on Tuesday but that city government offices would reopen.
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Now 25, she's working for the city government in Washington, D.C., and one of her tasks is helping homeless kids.
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It's little wonder: under Lee there was an uncomfortable degree of overlap between the city's tech elites and city government.
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This means the city would buy the utility — or parts of it — and the city government would operate the utility.
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Yet, so often, health is not a part of the discussion in state and city government offices across the country.
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The step aimed to halt a more inflammatory purchase by the Tokyo city government, then headed by a nationalist governor.
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Its long-term strategy is highly compatible with the strategy of the high-tech zone and the New City government.
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A stronger or more explicit support commitment from the New City government may trigger a positive rating action on UGID.
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An upgrade of Fitch's internal credit view on the New City government may lead to positive rating action on UGID.
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Apple received the green light on the project from the previous city government, but the proposal sparked opposition among residents.
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In 2016, Detrás de las paredes was named a work of cultural interest by the city government of Buenos Aires.
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Rio's city government said the contracts were mostly funded with private resources and that all bids were overseen by regulators.
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Nobody has tried to serve black people within city government on a mass level in a major city like this.
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The water comes from boreholes and tankers under the jurisdiction of the Delhi water board, run by the city government.
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To date, NYOT has been built largely without city government sponsorship, funded mainly by corporate partnerships, schools, and philanthropic donations.
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The city government of Tianjin had set up a committee of creditors to help resolve the problem, the Caixin said.
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More recently, she has worked in state and city government, which must post salaries as a matter of public record.
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From her perches both in investment banking and city government, Ms. Glen has watched men relish the rewards money brings.
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The nonprofit Austin Tech Alliance has launched get-out-the-vote efforts and helped city government shift to paperless permitting.
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Putnam, who formerly held a local city government office, had contended that Granger had not done enough to support Trump.
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When Machiavelli's superiors in the city government complain of his slow progress, he answers that they should try it themselves.
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The group has warned about the negative effects the measure could have since the city government proposed it last year.
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Outraged by the sluggish 911 response, he bullies the city government into giving him control of an overwhelmed police precinct.
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When Mr. Ferré was first elected to city government in 20103, only 22010 percent of Miami's registered voters were Hispanic.
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The Shijiazhuang city government, Hebei provincial government, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection did not respond to requests for comment.
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Phuc also asked Hanoi city government to close down karaoke parlors and restaurants which fail to observe fire preventive measures.
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She also co-facilitates the Detroit Culture Council, which organizes strategies for artists to be better represented within city government.
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After years working in city government, Rueda started the Urban Ecology Agency of Barcelona, a public research consortium, in 213.
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Rio de Janeiro's city government oversees most Olympic construction projects, though a few are financed by the federal or state government.
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After more than a year of fanfare, competition and city government prostrations, Amazon's announcement of its second headquarters location is imminent.
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I learned in city government that it's not just a throughput, it's also how much community building goes on in transportation.
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You know, I had the opportunity to be there when Rudy Giuliani turned New York city government into performance-based government.
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Many Chinese funds also have Western-sounding names, such as Westlake Ventures, which is owned by the city government of Hangzhou.
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Hanoi is forecast to have six million motorcycles on its roads in the next three years, according to the city government.
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" A high-profile conservative attorney has taken up his case, threatening to sue the Portland city government and antifa "into oblivion.
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In corporate news, German real estate stocks came under pressure after a report that Berlin's city government plans to cap rents.
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The situation has improved since DC Mayor Muriel Bowser announced the city government would take over while federal services remain closed.
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The Amsterdam city government is working to remove other potential barriers, by approving new office space and opening more international schools.
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Last year, the city government in Washington, D.C., paid Waste Management $1.37 million to accept the recyclables it collected from residents.
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It said it would sell its steel assets to the Yufu Group, an entity run by the local Chongqing city government.
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The new city government, run by mayor Virginia Raggi, told Reuters last month a solution would be found by Aug. 15.
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She left an unfulfilling job at a big Chicago law firm to join the city government under then-Mayor Harold Washington.
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The East Liverpool city government said it released the photos of the pair to raise awareness about the perils of heroin.
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He will also hold workshops with city leaders and help facilitate the development of a community of city government analytics practitioners.
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It also pushes the city government toward using 100 percent renewable electricity and a fossil-fuel-free fleet of city vehicles.
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Frustrated with an ineffective form of government, he helped lead the successful change of Sioux Falls city government in the 1990s.
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John Green, 72, was also ordered to forfeit $76,000 in the case, the latest to expose corruption in Philadelphia city government.
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Some have called underfoot monuments disrespectful, with the Munich city government, at the behest of the Jewish community, barring them altogether.
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While Mayor Garcetti has taken on these enormous challenges, he has also reimagined how city government delivers the most basic services.
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Overcoming that problem may require further tweaks to city government policy to keep Seattle on target with its climate change goals.
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The city government had recently named him a "model Yinchuan citizen," and his picture had been in newspapers and on posters.
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Mr. Li has had a long struggle with the city government over its attempts to limit congestion by rationing license plates.
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The city government has denied it was planning any changes to the city's home purchasing rules, according to the news agency.
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And on Thursday it was clear there is no limit to how far Democrats will reach to invoke city government experience.
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The police in Suizhou, Mr. Liu's hometown, said the city government was handling Mr. Liu's case but denied any further knowledge.
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The local city government is selling discounted surveillance cameras directly to its residents, and the "discount" is subsidized by the city.
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He's a 30-year-old with no experience in city government who registered less than 1 percent in a recent poll.
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Tolemi works by hooking into government data within cities and connecting that data to show city government where potential problems are.
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So far it looks like the Mayor Andy Ginther and the city government is dragging its feet but there is hope.
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"It is important for the city government to recognize the insidious link between toxic air and illness and deaths," Chowdhury says.
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But people who don't believe there should be government should exist might not feel too sympathetic for the Portland city government.
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It went on to say Trump schemed with Atlantic City government so he could force the woman out of her house.
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Tianjin is expected to use 260,000 tonnes of fuel ethanol each year if that goal is realized, the city government said.
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From a city government perspective, nobody's really come up with 'How do you stop it?' or 'How do you contain it?
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The city government said the force is being deployed at stations throughout the network during the morning and evening rush hours.
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" He added: "If I had my druthers, the city government would determine every single plot of land, how development would proceed.
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So in an act of true due diligence, the New York City government released a guide to fucking during the pandemic.
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The businessmen, however, were really undercover F.B.I. agents engaged in a two-year operation to root out corruption in city government.
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They reviled reporters, labeling them "maggots" and "pathological liars," and made enemies in city government, including Toronto's Police Chief Bill Blair.
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The city government is attempting a feat recalling the SARS epidemic of 2003, when Beijing built a hospital in a week.
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The law arose after scandals within city government went unchecked, despite city employees' having knowledge of the corruption that fueled them.
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"The city government told us there was a virus, but they didn't explain enough what we should do," Mr. Sun said.
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"It's the young generation," said Patricia Mercado, an economist who helps run the city government from an office overlooking the Zócalo.
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No one picked up telephone calls seeking comment to the foreign propaganda office of the Guangzhou city government on Monday afternoon.
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City government information official Zhang Qingyang said Liu Xia and Liu Xiaoguang had decided upon the scattering of ashes at sea.
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It's because you don't have the economies of scale here, you have one little city government trying to do it all.
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"The local party committee and government is all out organizing rescue and remedial work," the statement from Enshi City government said.
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The Washington city government is considering giving some residents the power to enforce parking regulations, freeing the police for other duties.
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Mr. Flake, an 18-year veteran of city government, said he could not recall a St. Louis winter with more storms.
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This year the Yangon city government gave permission for public events to be held in one of the largest parks downtown.
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Mr. Knowles, the mayor, said there was about $500,000 in the budget to either fight a lawsuit or overhaul the city government.
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In Delhi, the city government has doubled spending on schools and recruited "mentor teachers" to help others teach at the right level.
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The organization, founded in 1996, promotes arts education in New York City government and in classrooms, using its own resources and research.
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The city government said that independent parties had carried out tests and found nothing abnormal, but many residents remain sceptical and angry.
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Others said they felt obligated to protect the decades-long tradition of black leadership representation at the top levels of city government.
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"I don't think it will be easy, if a new city government takes over, for them to stop this transformation," Salvadó says.
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Under the scheme, the city government will gradually limit motorcycles in certain areas, the committee said in a statement on its website.
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The plan, which the city government said will create 12,000 jobs, has already met with disapproval from Hyundai and Kia's labour unions.
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The next day, eight land parcels were successfully sold at prices close to the highest limit set out by the city government.
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When it comes time to fill out my ballot, I'll ask my friend who works in city government for his guiding advice.
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The JV, which the city government said will create 12,000 jobs, has already met with disapproval from Hyundai and Kia labor unions.
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Amsterdam's city government and many mainstream churches also flew the banner; the country's biggest flag producer said orders for rainbow bunting surged.
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REFILE-CORRECTS SPELLING OF "BLACKLIST"-EXCLUSIVE-DELHI CITY GOVERNMENT SEALS TWO WAREHOUSES OF AB INBEV IN CITY, TO "BLACKLIST" COMPANY-SOURCE, ORDER
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On March 22nd a local court will hear a petition demanding that the city government do more to strengthen the rickety ones.
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In hopes of improving landlord transparency, Rentlogic uses years of city government data to create objective algorithmic letter ratings for apartment buildings.
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Little did she—or anyone in city government, for that matter—know, it was just the first of many exposés to come.
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The official Xinhua agency said on Wednesday that the Shenzhen city government has managed to identify 26 out of the 22016 bodies.
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He is now a public official following a promotion to a position in the city government, according to Nuril's lawyer Joko Jumadi.
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"The big underlying dynamic is that the city government has decided to cave or protect the black cabs in London," he said.
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His funeral was officiated by Cardinal Timothy Dolan and attended by hundreds of members of the NYPD and New York City government.
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On Tuesday, San Francisco may become the first city in America to ban the use of facial recognition by the city government.
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Before being elected in 2011, he worked in city government and co-founded the 300 Men March, an anti-violence group here.
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During his mayoral tenure, Messam passed a "Ban the Box" initiative that removes criminal history questions on applications for city government jobs.
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Last year, the Seoul city government demanded a police inquiry into whether Poolus, the country's top carpool startup, violated the transport law.
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The New York City government launched ShareNYC in November, which aims to expand affordable housing and set the standard for shared living.
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A charity fund of Mr. Poroshenko's business, for example, cooperated with the city government in 2011 to build a new fountain there.
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That's certainly how the city government, local economic development board, and the corporate executives at Costco would like you to see it.
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To create cyclical network effects through increased distribution, players should partner with city/government bodies to become the fleet operator of choice.
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That's what happens when you don't have a strong voice that's representing the creative community within city government, so it's really frustrating.
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For example, Guangzhou's city government launched a 2000 billion yuan (about $0003 million) subsidy fund to support development of the blockchain industry.
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Nieto and other observers suggest this points to other motives behind the appeal of the vendors for protection from the city government.
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The Tijuana city government has asked the federal government and international organizations to come to its aid in caring for the migrants.
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But they had little influence in the debate about the site of their homes that took place in city government, she said.
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The city government says they are being pushed out for their own safety, after a recent deadly fire in a migrant settlement.
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The passage of the proposition on Saturday opens a 30-day window for legal challenges while the new city government is organized.
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"There's been an enormous uptick in interest in running for office," said Sarah K. Steiner, an election lawyer, referring to city government.
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This resulted in a city government still staffed to serve a city of 2628M residents, when the city only had 28503,22019 inhabitants.
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The cause of the blaze at the Hongkou Football Stadium was still being investigated, Shanghai city government said on its official microblog.
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Injuries As many as 391 people in Hong Kong sought medical attention Sunday during the storm, according to the local city government.
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The city government is refusing to pay, meaning that the government email systems and payment platforms the attack took down remain offline.
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The city government was hesitant to give up residential land, so the state government stepped in to administer the FEMA buyout program.
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As the Tribune explained, Lightfoot has proposed introducing "progressive sources of revenue" and cutting the city government, but details are still lacking.
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But that is a big change in city government — why was there so little time for the Council to explain and defend it?
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The building in Shanghai's Changning district collapsed late in the morning, trapping some 20 people inside, the city government said in a statement.
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In other corporate-relevant newsflow, German real estate stocks came under pressure after a report that Berlin's city government planned to cap rents.
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In a statement, the city government said it would "give absolute priority" to trying to help out families, the elderly and the disabled.
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The local police eventually opted out of the data-sharing, but it is still a sore point for many in the city government.
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Tokyo's city government is seeking to install universal-use toilets for all genders in Olympic and Paralympic venues, according to the Asahi Shimbun.
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City government information official Zhang Qingyang said Liu Xiaobo was cremated on Saturday morning, in accordance with his relatives' wishes and local customs.
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"Dubai's successful New Year's celebration is testimony to its steadfast commitment to its major projects and initiatives," the city government said on Twitter.
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Stockholm is facing opposition from a new city government which said last month it will be against any bid that includes taxpayer funding.
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After decades in the employ of the Davao City government -- as an assassin, he says -- Matobato has now turned against his former paymaster.
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The key market of Sao Paulo also saw a drop in launches due to a number of bureaucratic issues with the city government.
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The restriction could alternate between odd and even number plates for as long as high levels of contamination persist, the city government said.
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Liu's funeral was held Saturday morning in Shenyang and attended by his "family members and close friends," according to a city government spokesman.
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Public prosecutor Carla Beatriz Nunes Maia said violence against homeless people was common in Rio, including by city government officials and the police.
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The MTA is run by the state, not the city government, and critics say the governor is a big part of the problem.
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City government and police officials attended a packed town hall meeting on Wednesday, at a local charter school, to talk about the cases.
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The Moscow city government, from which Amnesty leased the premises in the Russian capital's center, said the group was behind on the rent.
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"All the emergency services were non-functional, even weird nonpublic numbers buried on city [government] websites," Craig told me in a Twitter message.
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The city government issued its first red alert concerning air quality in December, closing schools and factories and pulling cars off the road.
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At stake is a reported debt of $225,000, as a prominent soccer club and city government bicker over who's responsible to pay up.
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The city government estimates that 1003,000 trees were felled during the storm, though experts say the number could be nearly double that figure.
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In contrast, Mr. Axelson operated from within city government to verify that every budget submitted to the monitors adhered to predetermined spending levels.
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Beijing city government and a number of provincial authorities have stopped approving new international programmes, and the education ministry is pondering nationwide restrictions.
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According to the Seoul city government, the suicide rate from the bridge dropped 77 percent after the new design's first year in 82553.
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The boycott threat is the latest development in a conflict between the festival, the South Korean film industry and the Busan city government.
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The scandal has toppled a county prosecutor, discredited city government and further alienated Chicagoans from a Police Department long known for its brutality.
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The city government ordered schools to shut on Monday and rationed provision to residents to ensure that hospitals and emergency services have enough.
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Facing public outrage, the city government suspended an extradition bill that would have given China power to ignore Hong Kong's rule of law.
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Consider ThriveNYC, New York City's action plan to change the way people think about mental health, and the way City government delivers services.
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The Justice Department said the city government would issue proceedings against the legislator, Lau Siu-lai, who was sworn into office this month.
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In its statement, the Changchun city government said the first report of an explosion was received by the fire department at 3.13 p.m.
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Len Simon, head of Simon & Co.. a Washington, D.C., company that provides expert advice to city government, does offer a ray of hope.
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The memos are intended to help the mayor's office control high-level decision-making across the sprawling apparatus of New York City government.
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Last year, the Seoul city government demanded a police inquiry into whether the Poolus, the country's top carpool startup, violated the transport law.
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A Tokyo city government panel commissioned by Governor Yuriko Koike warned in September that expenses could balloon to as much 3 trillion yen.
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Mr. Sanders pressed the city government to take positions against American intervention in Nicaragua and El Salvador, and against the invasion of Grenada.
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"I'm hoping I can make it through on food stamps and hoping the city government will do something to address rent," he says.
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In short, the report concluded that Mr. Peters, the chief watchdog of New York City government, considered himself to be above the law.
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Choosing a friend and campaign treasurer to head the agency responsible for rooting out corruption, fraud and abuse in city government raised questions.
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The college and city government hope that investing in this area will connect the campus to the community and bring more money downtown.
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The building collapsed at around 7:30 pm local time, and by 9 pm, 23 people had been rescued, the city government said.
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Even as, in 19580, the royal government was approving Cerdà's plan, the city government announced the winner: a plan by architect Antoni Rovira.
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" In New Orleans, city government offices opened at noon, with the mayor announcing that children could join their parents at work "where practical.
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The reality is that women in New York City government struggle to be heard in numbers anywhere near their share of the population.
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For Jona S. Rechnitz and Jeremiah Reichberg, giving money to Mayor Bill de Blasio's political campaigns offered a backstage pass to city government.
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Early this year, the city government restricted the use of private cars in New Delhi to alternate days for two two-week periods.
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The arrangement generated more than $600,000 for the mayor, officials said, much of it from companies that had business ties to city government.
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This week, the city government suspended a rule requiring each car to carry at least three passengers, saying it was encouraging child labor.
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Together these cases represent new territory for city government, which has never focused so specifically on the images and products fashion brands disseminate.
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By using Glice instead of ice, the Mexico City government says it saved 2000,232 gallons of water and 245 tons of carbon dioxide.
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"Let me tell you what I do in my company, in my foundation, and in city government when I was there," Bloomberg said.
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"In general, mega events usually cost more than they bring in for a city government, but there is lots of variance," he said.
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The city government of Delhi has moved many homeless people to temporary shelters, but a large number of them are still sleeping outdoors.
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Fellowships are attracting top talent into city government and bringing in creative and diverse backgrounds, including ethnographers and designers, to fill these new roles.
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Investigators found that the industry and city government colluded to inflate the price of public construction and engineering work in exchange for political contributions.
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On Monday, this became evident when hundreds of young activists stormed the city government headquarters resulting in a tense stand off with riot police.
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Hoping to speed the process, Chucre said the city government wants to attract other sources of funding to expand affordable housing in the city.
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The Californian, who works for a city government, admitted that in her workplace, she is paid the same amount as her male co-workers.
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A Red-Red-Green combination is untested at federal level, though the three parties have teamed up to take control of Berlin's city government.
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AB InBev has appealed against the ban to the Commissioner of Excise in the Delhi city government, two government sources with direct knowledge said.
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While he failed to win the seat, he learned a lot about city government bureaucracy and running an outsider campaign on a shoestring budget.
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He and his spouse were arrested two days later in San Miguel de Allende, Mexican media reported, citing a statement from the city government.
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But my report also found that the wage gap in City government is three times larger than the wage gap in the private sector.
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The city government for Seongnam, where Moran Market is located, had announced in December that dog slaughter and butchering would be banned in 217.
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The city government for Seongnam, where Moran Market is located, had announced in December that dog slaughter and butchering would be banned in 2017.
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Todd Schneider, a computer programmer, has published data collated by New York's city government on the number of for-hire car journeys by borough.
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So while city government might not be your first customer, it is worthwhile to understand which cities are further along in their policy agendas.
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Burlington Ward 6 City Councilor Karen Paul uses the forum as a way to keep her constituents apprised of her work in city government.
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By the early afternoon, the city government decided to fill the hole as a stopgap measure to prevent buildings along the road from collapsing.
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The Beijing city government and the Daxing district government, which covers the southern part of the city, did not respond to requests for comment.
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The ban would not impact facial recognition tech deployed by private companies, though it would affect any companies selling tech to the city government.
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" New Yorkers, Mr. Kallos said, deserve to know "the demographics of who represents them at the community board level, their voice in city government.
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However, the floods prompted criticism of Bangkok's city government, with some social media users accusing authorities of not managing water levels in canals properly.
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In Barcelona, for example, the city government opened up its data sets to citizens to encourage shared use among private, public and academic sectors.
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Two years later, a working group uniting city government experts, municipal energy companies, scientists and the public drafted a 10-year sustainable energy policy.
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Social justice advocates have called for changes in city government over the incident, which they say reveals a broader racist sentiment among local leaders.
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The panel will be composed of representatives from the foreign and public works ministries, the city government of Manila, the capital, and the NHCP.
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However, a spokesman for Berlin city government said the mayor had decided it would do this only in response to attacks in "partner cities".
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San Francisco's city government launched an online census to determine how many artists and arts professionals have left the city due to rising rents.
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Local venues have since taken a hit due to their inability to meet many of the new safety regulations imposed by the city government.
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The current city government is working to undo urban-renewal efforts, selling some of those parking lots to developers so buildings can be restored.
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Showtime's new series, with an impressive cast led by Kevin Bacon, wraps race, crime, city government and family melodrama in a "Wire"-like package.
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Diaz's synopsis underlines a clear change in the city government: Their disapproval of electronic music collectives and sound system crews occupying São Paulo's streets.
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An urban planner with two master's degrees, Mr. Roth had a new job in 2010 analyzing taxi policy for the New York City government.
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Some of Palma's residents believe their city government is only adding to the legal confusion surrounding the growth of Airbnb and other online businesses.
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The Mayor's Management Report reveals New York City government in glorious minutiae, from the number of potholes filled to the number of condoms distributed.
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An hour later Mr. Fan, an employee of the city government, was volunteering at the arena, the first of the two shelters to open.
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Wall Street was still reeling from the Black Monday crash of 1987, and the city government faced budget shortfalls of more than $20133 billion.
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But he acknowledged that the investigation has rocked city government in Tallahassee since federal authorities delivered their first subpoenas in the case last summer.
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He cited women in leadership positions at his company, at his foundation and in city government when he was mayor of New York City.
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The city government needed to build the makeshift hospital quickly using prefabricated units to ease a persistent shortage of hospital beds and medical supplies.
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Hsiao Po-jen, director of the legal affairs department of the Tainan city government, told Reuters that Lin had been arrested on Monday evening.
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Mr. Scott obliged — while deciding not to honor the request of the city government to designate nearby, less affluent areas of the same city.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 28 (Reuters) - China's Qingdao city government has removed the president of Tsingtao Brewery from his position, it said without giving a reason.
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On Sunday, the city government said they had ruled out as causes SARS, the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), bird flu and the adenovirus.
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On all counts, M.T.A. cooperation is, of course, essential, but the heavier burden to make streets friendlier for mass transit falls on city government.
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"It's the job of city employees to help constituents navigate problems they're having with agencies and city government," Mr. Phillips said in an email.
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Facing an impending emergency, the city government has deployed water police who patrol wealthy suburbs and informal settlements alike in search of excessive usage.
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When I was covering city government, the Department of Buildings was so inefficient people made entire careers out of standing in line for contractors.
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The city government said that the bus had been rented by the Zhongshi International School, which is attended by many Koreans in the area.
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It also suspended high-level economic talks and said staff at the consulate in Busan would not attend events organized by the city government.
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In 1994, when the city government opened a central plant to treat the tannery waste, tannery owners had to contribute part of the cost.
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You might reasonably think that when fees and taxes are paid to a city government, that money is going to pay for city services.
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The driver is currently in a coma and was the only person seriously hurt in the incident, the Shanghai city government press office said.
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Cleaning up the slums has been another priority for the city government, which has purchased new trucks to enable daily rubbish collection, Murimi noted.
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Ms. Preckwinkle was fond of noting Ms. Lightfoot's work as a "corporate lawyer" and her service in city government under the previous two mayors.
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China's State Administration for Religious Affairs and the foreign affairs office of the Wenzhou city government did not reply to faxed requests for comment.
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But a few cities across America have sought to provide their residents with a third option: broadband networks provided by the city government itself.
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BT: On the one hand, Uber has more experience dealing with city government than anyone else working on autonomous vehicles, and that counts for something.
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"The Mexico City government will be an intermediary, creating a trust that will raise the private investment required to deliver this international event," she said.
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Thematically, Simon has always had a creative fetish for how institutions work: the way, say, a school system operates or a city government falls apart.
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Oakland's city government did not respond to a Motherboard request for comment, and Y Combinator wasn't ready to say how involved the city would be.
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On a larger scale, the city government of New Orleans declared a state of emergency after a ransomware attack took down its systems in December.
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Instead, the memorial will transform Pershing Park, a 1.8 acre site along Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House grounds and the seat of city government.
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Uber is also operating a small fleet of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh (though the company's relationship with the city government appears to be souring).
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Ever since, we've been sharing plates of chicken tikka masala with visiting reporters who come to write about life under an Islamic-led city government.
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Recently a group of lawyers filed a suit against the city government in Beijing, alleging it was not doing enough to keep the air clean.
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He argues that the city government ignored opposition from his clients, who are lower-income residents, while purposefully wooing "creative" economy workers to the city.
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Guangzhou's city government on Friday said unmarried people and non-local residents will only be allowed to buy one home in the city from Saturday.
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The Sansha city government in Hainan Province, China, said it has drafted measures to protect and study the blue hole in the South China Sea.
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Rio Mayor Marcelo Crivella and the head of tourism agency Riotur Marcelo Alves told journalists on Thursday the city government had formally requested federal support.
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But in the case of vehicle break-ins, organised criminal gangs are behind 70-80% of incidents in San Francisco, according to the city government.
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Yet the best argument for such spaces, says Eva Gladstein of Philadelphia's city government, is that they could save up to 76 lives a year.
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In Paris, the company's largest market, hosts must now register with the city government and can only list their homes for 120 nights each year.
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Those who work for Santa Monica's city government even went so far as to reach out to other towns to caution them about electric scooters.
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The perpetrators were not terrorists, but the city government, which dispatched excavators to destroy nearly 100 buildings that allegedly posed a danger to the public.
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His first foray into the political spotlight was his successful renovation of Central Park's Wollman Rink following years of waste and delay by city government.
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Reportedly, Uber managers in a particular city would identify the locations of city government offices and monitor users who used the apps in those areas.
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Yellow cabs are also protesting a decision by the city government that would require them to replace taxi meters with software applications to collect fares.
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And while Democratic politicians have controlled city government in Richmond for a generation there has been no significant movement to remove or alter the displays.
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But the two parties agreed that New York City is responsible for enforcing the law, and the company will continue negotiations with the city government.
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When she ran for Tokyo governor this year, Ms. Koike often campaigned in a bright green headband, vowing to bring financial rectitude to city government.
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Moscone's radical ideas in that campaign included creating a city government that was not dominated by white men but that looked more like the city.
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"In city government, on the one hand, we were all really depressed and miserable and wanted to just drink for the next month," Glen said.
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Fortuin ruled the city government had violated the residents' constitutional right to adequate housing as well as the landowners' constitutional right to hold private property.
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Putin gave his approval, and a number of wealthy businessmen—including the oil trader Gennady Timchenko, who knew Putin from city government—provided the funds.
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About 25 percent of New Yorkers don't speak English, so my job was to really make sure that that population had access to city government.
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The city government has said it will spend $1.5 million on grants for small businesses affected by the coronavirus, but that will not help Spaulding.
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Formerly a deli and three adjacent homes, 344 Main Street was sold by Beacon's city government to Sean O'Donnell, a local developer, in December 2013.
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The agency is charged with investigating waste, corruption and mismanagement in city government, where it has traditionally focused, in large measure, on white-collar crime.
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The Moscow mayor's stay-at-home order is technically a "recommendation," as the city government has no legal right to confine people to their homes.
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After the first case of flu was reported in Philadelphia, the city government did not immediately respond, notably allowing a city-wide parade to proceed.
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However, the mayor of Belen has promised to donate his 211 salary — around $430,2853 — to the museum, though it will not be city government-supported.
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But a post on its Facebook page showed a letter it said it had received from the Moscow city government, denying permission for the event.
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The commission would enshrine the system, along with the new limits, in the City Charter, which functions as a kind of constitution for city government.
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He and his fellow socialists in city government — including his personal secretary, the poet Carl Sandburg — instituted dozens of measures to improve their constituents' lives.
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He contends that Mr. Ganim has fallen short on his pledges to make city government more transparent and accountable, and that the mayor lacks vision.
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The Beijing city government also announced on Saturday that it would suspend all inter-province buses from Sunday, effectively limiting road travel into the capital.
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"Today, we have learned of another arrest by the F.B.I. in their ongoing investigation of Muncie city government," Mr. Ridenour said in a statement Monday.
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"He's not a nobody, he's well connected within the Hessian scene," said Jan Voss, a member of the Altenstadt city government and a Social Democrat.
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The city government of Tianjin, which owns the firm, has set up a committee of creditors to help resolve the problem, Caixin said on Saturday.
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There is no dedicated agency or point person for restaurants in city government, and few resources specifically for restaurants within the federal Small Business Administration.
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In 223, the city government, wanting to resist the "banalization" of the strip, tried to block H & M from opening an outlet on the avenue.
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Michael Tien, a member of Hong Kong's legislature and a deputy to China's national parliament, urged the city government to put the bill on hold.
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She also turns her eye towards city government in "(Re)Production 04" (2016), which renders City Hall with an excavator and a cheap wall clock.
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"It's unconstitutional because it creates a financial incentive for the city government … to ticket people," Josh House , an IJ attorney on the case, told Fox News.
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Berlin's city government in June decided to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from residents that their once famously affordable city was pricing them out.
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The elected city government consists of an all-nonpartisan commission: Mayor Justin Flippen, Vice Mayor Tom Green, and commissioners Gary Resnick, Julie Carson, and Paul Rolli.
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In San Francisco, the city government is on the verge of becoming the first American city to ban face recognition surveillance despite opposition from local cops.
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"There is a risk of the work not being finished, but there is still enough time to turn it around," a senior city government source said.
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The result, in 2010, was a forest management agreement between the forest service, the city government and two NGOs, the Nature Conservancy and Lomakatsi Restoration Project.
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After the New York City government audited Verizon's performance in building out its fiber optic network there, union leaders asked the City Council to hold hearings.
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There, the city government encouraged off-duty police officers and collaborators to murder petty criminals, including street children, in the name of being tough on crime.
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"Right now, the eye is on Columbia Heights that our city government is biased against the LGBTQ community," Amada Marquez Simula, the festival's organizer, told KSTP.
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The organization successfully lobbied the city government to pass a $15 minimum wage for gig drivers, making New York the first municipality to guarantee fair pay.
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The agency's total budget for this year will be about $35 million, with more than half of it provided by the city government, Mr. Dixon said.
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San Francisco banned the use of facial recognition by police and city government agencies a month ago, making it the first U.S. city to do so.
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During Purpura's cross-examination, Zambada said he paid "a few million" dollars to a Mexico City government official while Lopez Obrador was head of government there.
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In New York, the city government is investing $563 million in creating new worker cooperatives alongside the existing ones in industries like home care and catering.
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"The notion that the mayor is the sole branch of New York City government is an anachronism," said Ritchie Torres, a councilman who represents the Bronx.
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The city government has intervened in the market by freeing up credit and reducing housing stock by demolishing aging homes to spur sales of new units.
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Five years ago, the city government voted to restore the old name — to resurrect Stalingrad — on six dates a year with resonance for the city's history.
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Several protesters shouted slurs at the reclusive leader, who spoke a day after the Seoul city government asked prosecutors to begin a murder investigation into him.
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Several protesters shouted slurs at the reclusive leader, who spoke a day after the Seoul city government asked prosecutors to begin a murder investigation into him.
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His "Letter From a Birmingham Jail" responded to a newspaper advertisement from eight local clergymen urging King to allow the city government to enact gradual changes.
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"It's one of the toughest jobs in city government, and all people want to talk about is the godforsaken cars," he said on WNYC on Thursday.
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This week, a letter in the name of Beijing parents urged the city government to allow schools and parents to buy fresh air equipment for classrooms.
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Meanwhile, protesters in the streets and members of the city government questioned whether money was being poured into a prestige project reserved for an elite few.
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In Denver, Sheriff Patrick Firman, who runs the local jail, has long received one set of instructions from the Democratic-run city government and local advocates.
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That ignited a firestorm, as immigrant and education advocates, union officials and members of city government concluded that the agents were there about a deportation issue.
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This month, Kaohsiung issued its first same-sex "partnership cards" to gay couples, and the Taipei city government announced that it would soon do the same.
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Rio de Janeiro's city government on Monday said it had cancelled its contract with the company constructing the venue after the firm filed for bankruptcy protection.
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The administration has built on, and improved, the Bloomberg-era tools that allowed City Hall to measure the huge flow of data collected by city government.
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Young protesters would use violence more often in a bid to exert more pressure on the city government, trashing government buildings, shopping malls and metro stations.
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Ms. Lamé said she had never expected her far-ranging gigs to add up to a day job, let alone one sanctioned by the city government.
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"I have no problem seeing the line," Mr. de Blasio said at the news conference, referring to the line between campaign events and city government activities.
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In the summer of 2016, Brown was hired as the city's CISO, reporting directly to DoITT Commissioner Anne Roest, who has since retired from city government.
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Then President Mauricio Macri's Cambiemos movement ousted the mayor and city government, which had been loyal to his Peronist predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, in a landslide.
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In Ferguson, Missouri, for one, a Justice Department investigation found cops were pressured by the city government to raise as much revenue as possible by ticketing residents.
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The city government first tried to discourage people from peeing in the streets with the installation of public toilets, or "pissoirs," on major boulevards in the 1830s.
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But a person described as someone close to Virginia Beach's city government told the New York Times gave a very different picture of the shooter's professional standing.
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In a nod to the growing concerns of parents in the region and the outrage starting to spill into Chinese society, the Beijing city government announced Jan.
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"The next step is for the city government to do the support work to allow the project to go into operation as quickly as possible," he said.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Tesla's upcoming vehicle assembly facility in Shanghai is expected to be completed in May this year, a Shanghai city government official said on Wednesday.
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Citing an "unusual and compelling urgency," the agency entered into a temporary contract directly with GEO Group, effectively cutting out city government without ICE having to leave.
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While the HBO show has boosted Croatia's economy during a slump that continued until 2014, the city government has decided the hordes of tourists aren't worth it.
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Authorities in the north-eastern Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces met last weekend to discuss actions to boost planting of soybeans, reports posted on city government websites said.
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The Baltimore city government is recovering from a devastating ransomware attack that has locked up its systems, but officials in the city faced a new problem today.
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The Catalan variant of Spain's left-wing Podemos, which already runs Barcelona's city government and which is forming a new, broader, party, is likely to gain ground.
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In this case, even without strong policy or regulatory control, a city government is likely to be a great ally in connecting with potential partners and customers.
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Last summer Philadelphia handed down new sexual harassment rules and implemented a series of internal reforms throughout the city government aimed at preventing workplace discrimination and harassment.
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Other steel mills be will required to stagger their production when instructed to by the city government, which did not say when the extended curbs would end.
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The data created by the mapping have been shared with Google, and now the Maré's streets and businesses are visible online and recorded by the city government.
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"AmeriCorps was a way to be patriotic without joining the military or taking up politics," Merrari McKinney, a fellow VISTA who now works in city government, said.
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Taiwan's national platform for online participation, called "Join", and the Taipei City government have adopted the gØv system for projects to include the public in budget matters.
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In a more recent phone interview after the Portland announcement, Banfield noted that Portland's city government is supportive of car sharing, having already welcomed car2go and Zipcar.
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Conservation is working in Tucson not just because of the policies of the city government, but because of the commitment of its residents to adopting those policies.
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The city government in Yangon, the commercial capital, has set up an office to check up on a broader range of potential taxpayers, beyond the big fish.
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The Parisian city government just unveiled a sparkling new initiative to install at least one fountain spouting free bubbly water in each of the city's 20 arrondissements.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have opposed the nearly $3 billion in performance-based incentives the state and city government offered Amazon to lure the company to the city.
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The city government has ordered 40 days of safety checks in a "blanket search and investigation campaign that will cover every single village and household", CCTV said.
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But Garduño Ruiz said the city government still struggles with provision of services, since fewer than a third of those who get running water pay for it.
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Rio de Janeiro's city government said earlier this week it had canceled its contract with the company constructing the velodrome after the firm filed for bankruptcy protection.
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The city government has warned investors and home-owners whose properties are on major floodways - spillover channels for floodwater - but they have built there anyway, he added.
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"Based on the opinions reflected by the populace, the plans for the environmental study have already been ceased," the city government said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The people most likely to blow the whistle on malfeasance are employees of an administration who have insider knowledge about how city government is supposed to work.
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As long as the city government has the comfort, safety, and convenience of its riders at heart, it can run its transportation system any way it wants.
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We put together a plan that represents the maximum reach of city government, and two and a half years into it, we are proud of our accomplishments.
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After considering permit applications from 18 companies, the city government recommended that two rivals — Uber and Lyft — become the sole providers of scooter- and bike-sharing there.
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And the design and approval process — the project is largely being financed, and therefore scrutinized, by city government — proved more time-consuming than MCC officials had anticipated.
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Gillum has also likely been hurt by the specter of an FBI investigation surrounding Tallahassee's city government, even as he has not been implicated in any wrongdoing.
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" Noreen Anne Kelly, a partner with McGuireWoods who is representing the five council members in their brief, replied, "The legislature is not an agency of city government.
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In 1609, the city government of Leiden, which had a tradition of offering shelter to asylum seekers, granted some 100 English religious refugees permission to settle there.
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In 229, the city government designated March 22007 as Tokyo Peace Day, and it commemorates the anniversary every year, but it never allocated funding for a museum.
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While the idea might seem obvious, Dr. Walsh maintains that this is the first soil exchange anywhere in the world that is run by a city government.
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His previous beats included transportation, housing, labor, city government, City Hall bureau chief and urban affairs reporter, as well as higher education, according to his LinkedIn page.
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The child welfare job has long been one of the hotter seats in city government, and that ended up being true for Mr. Hansell's predecessor, Gladys Carrión.
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Other efforts include IncuBAte, a city government seed fund program that offers startups as much as $30,000 in funding, free office space for a year and mentoring.
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Last year, the Orlando Airport Authority, chaired by a Republican appointee, had a big feud with Uber, as did the city government in conservative San Antonio, Texas.
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Taoyuan's city government announced on Monday that its environmental department had fined CPC Corporation the maximum allowed by law, $34,000, for the air pollution the fire caused.
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Mr. de Blasio has previously faced questions over his fund-raising tactics that have appeared to target those with actual or potential business with the city government.
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He has invited heads of industry and city government leaders to his September 2019 climate change forum in an apparent effort to increase pressure on national governments.
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Washington has about 2 million trees, with the city government maintaining 165,000 along city streets and an additional 50,000 in places such as city parks and schools.
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"The issue is, a charter revision commission should be independent, it should be a wide base of appointments from different entities of city government," Ms. Brewer said.
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Chagall wanted Vitebsk to sponsor a new art academy with no student fees, and in early 1919 the city government requisitioned a banker's mansion to host it.
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The city government urged residents not to panic buy, trying to reassure the public that the supply chain would not be cut off -- but to no avail.
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At that briefing, 11 officials from the city government sat wearing masks, addressing a room full of journalists who had been instructed to also cover their faces.
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The city government said that decisions would be made by the fall about how many companies and scooters would be allowed to operate on the city streets.
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But an examination of this pledge provides a window into the political maneuvering, union influence and back-room gamesmanship that characterize the sausage-making of city government.
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So it was that during much of his first day bringing city government to Staten Island, Mr. de Blasio managed to avoid speaking to ordinary Staten Islanders.
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And the Department of Investigation has added inspectors general for the police as well as the city's hospitals, growing faster than every other area of city government.
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Shijiazhuang's economy expanded 7.1 percent in the first nine months of the year, slowing from 7.8 percent over the same period last year, city government data showed.
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Thousands of students and environmental activists protested in Tokyo, calling on the city government to push for lower carbon emission reduction goals, according to the Japan Times.
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His influence was felt in Washington and foreign capitals, in the corridors of New York City government, in art museums, in great universities and in public schools.
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His administration ensured confidentiality of immigration status for all people who interacted with the city government and spearheaded programs to help immigrant entrepreneurs start and grow businesses.
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Instead, it was transferred from the Ministry of Defense to the Ministry of Justice, who then worked with the local city government to find a suitable tenant.
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WB: It was the way city government worked at the time — he was just better at it, and his father was just better at it, than most.
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Charlottesville's city government put out a statement with condolences to the families of Heyer and the state troopers and called Heyer's killing a "senseless act of violence."
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Fitzpatrick has been a strong advocate in support of transgender people living in Philadelphia, and she provides a direct link between the trans population and city government.
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Westlake Ventures, backed by the Hangzhou city government in eastern China, invests in at least 10 other Silicon Valley venture funds, including Palo-Alto based Amino Capital.
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According to groups like the New York City Government Poverty Measure, the percentage of Asian Americans living in poverty in NYC is more than any other minority group.
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Google is working with the city government in Mountain View and talking to Sunnyvale and San Jose's government about quickly rezoning the land — all cities within Silicon Valley.
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Consider that Delhi police answer not to the city government but to the home ministry, run by the rival Bharatiya Janata Party of the prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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In a recent case, taxi business owners sued the City of Chicago trying to force the city government to kick out ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
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The local court system in DC is funded by Congress, one of a number of city government operations that still interact in some way with the federal government.
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As of this week, the Harris campaign had paid Oakland $65,000, with a remaining balance of $122,327.87 due by next week, Oakland city government spokeswoman Karen Boyd confirmed.
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"When you hold a person down so long, they are eventually going to fight back," said Jones, who recently ran for election to the city government but lost.
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The fatal shooting of unarmed Michael Brown, 18, by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, who is white, exposed friction between the city government and the largely black community.
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The city government subsidises both the construction and the purchase of new housing within 500m of one of the new tram stops, and rents out several properties itself.
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Tesla Inc rose 0.7 percent after a Shanghai city government official said the electric carmaker's upcoming vehicle assembly facility in Shanghai is expected to be completed in May.
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"There are 60 households in that building," said Tainan City Government Fire Bureau information officer Lee Po Min, estimating that there might be about 240 people living there.
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As in the fictional "Folding Beijing", the real city government has a maximum target size for the capital's population: 23m in 2020, only 1m more than in 2016.
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John Kautzman, the auditor for the city government of Williston, has been in the city since 2100 and has seen it cycle through many oil booms and busts.
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The company broke ground on the factory in January, and a Shanghai city government official said on Wednesday that the facility is expected to be completed in May.
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The early morning blast in the city of Kunshan in Jiangsu province caused a fire that spread to a nearby workshop, the city government said on its microblog.
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Meanwhile, the FBI recently opened a probe of the city government, which appears to be focused on possible corruption in its blight clearing program and the sanitation district.
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Beijing's city government ordered 1,200 factories near the Chinese capital, including a major oil refinery run by state oil giant Sinopec, to shut or cut output on Saturday.
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The big political question is whether data will simply make city government more efficient—which in itself is a worthwhile goal—or whether they will also empower citizens.
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Although it was used as an emergency communications post by the city, its days as a bunker for city government to ride out a nuclear war were finished.
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Google has its national R&D office in the city, and in 2012, the city government inaugurated BH-tec, a digital park that caters to entrepreneurs in particular.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam met with city government officials late on Wednesday, according to public broadcaster RTHK, though the exact details of the meeting were not released.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam met with city government officials late on Wednesday, according to public broadcaster RTHK, though the exact details of the meeting were not released.
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The city government of Delhi had imposed a two-day shutdown on schools for a second time this month after pollution control authorities declared a public health emergency.
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When Alexander Smirnov, an official with the Moscow city government, decided to come out in a magazine interview three years ago, he chose to talk about this, too.
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We've seen several in the news recently when attackers used ransomware to cripple Atlanta's city government, steal personal information from Equifax, and take over a school's surveillance system.
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As recently as 239, a city government report found that affluent, nonwhite Milwaukeeans were 21994 times likelier to be denied home loans than white people with similar incomes.
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The Borger city government is unable to collect utility payments and issue birth or death certificates, while the city of Keene can't accept credit card payments for utilities.
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The Beijing city government sought to reassure the public, noting that African swine fever cannot spread to humans, and that meat sold at city markets undergoes "strict inspections".
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Despite such assurances, the city government source told Reuters a plan B has been devised that would use buses with their own express lane to travel the route.
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The city government kept quiet about the timing of the removal, citing what it said were threats that some had made toward contractors who would do the work.
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"We have 380,000 workers in New York City government, overwhelmingly unionized, and I get along with a vast majority of them," de Blasio said at the same event.
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The fatal shooting of unarmed Michael Brown, 18, by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson exposed tension between the city government and the largely black community outside St. Louis.
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" The Rio city government said it was analyzing the contracts but the sports ministry strongly denied Andrada's allegations and said it had "complied fully with all its commitments.
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In the wake of last year's Paris climate agreement, the mayor announced plans to cut emissions from activities controlled by the city government by 2100 percent by 63.
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"Run This Town," a jagged, snappy procedural that splits its time between a downsizing newspaper and a dysfunctional city government, is a fictionalized account of an actual scandal.
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The group, an offshoot of Christianity, faces a legal complaint filed by the Seoul city government on charges including homicide, the city announced in a news release today.
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METROPOLITAN An article on this weekend's cover about a development battle over the Marx Brothers Playground in Manhattan refers incorrectly to Melissa Mark-Viverito's role in city government.
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The decision to once again allow officers to march in the St. Louis parade came after pressure from the police union and the city government, Mr. Johnson said.
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The Buenos Aires city government is also exploring ways to promote impact investing, including issuing bonds to raise $2 million to reduce youth unemployment while funding social enterprise.
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Armed: The city's Department of Investigation looks into white-collar crime in city government, but its ex-commissioner stocked up on weapons, body armor and night-vision goggles.
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Buch's comments come as Berlin's city government plans to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from residents that their once famously affordable city was pricing them out.
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Chirlane McCray in the backyard of Gracie Mansion; she has taken on a far more expansive role in guiding city government than previous first ladies of New York.
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If the coronavirus outbreak were to get out of control in New York City, government officials have a plan for how to deal with all the dead bodies.
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"Obviously we don't have a vaccine for coronavirus," said Dr. Robert T. Schooley, an infectious disease expert who advised the San Diego city government during the hepatitis outbreak.
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In May, about 10,000 computers belonging to Baltimore's city government were infected with RobbinHood ransomware, in an attack that is expected to cost the city millions of dollars.
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Drawing on Mr. Howard's counsel, the city government, Lancashire County, the police department and a pair of local universities joined forces and directed their spending toward local companies.
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"Pete has empowered diverse leaders in city government, including working to elect one of us, Kareemah Fowler, the first minority elected executive in South Bend history," they wrote.
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The resulting spike in rents, which has driven out many older and lower-income residents, prompted the city government to institute a five-year rent freeze in January.
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New York City is home to more than 220,000 small businesses, but many of them may not be aware that they have a liaison in the city government.
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Local designers can also apply for generous rent subsidies from the Xiamen city government, which has been eager to promote the city's image as a contemporary fashion hub.
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It began in 2014, three years after the state placed the fiscally distressed city under emergency management, stripping city government of authority and putting state appointees in charge.
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The fatal shooting of unarmed Michael Brown, 18, by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, who is white, exposed tension between the city government and the largely black community.
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Mr. de Blasio has frequently faced criticism for his pursuits beyond New York, with detractors saying that he appeared unenthused by the daily work of running city government.
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But while he brings years of experience in city government, on the issues that matter most — housing and mass transit — Mr. Ulrich is unlikely to be a champion.
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Also key are civil protection measures including regular drills so people know what to do when an alarm sounds, said Suárez, a technical consultant for the Mexico City government.
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They accused Ahok, who is both Christian and of Chinese ancestry, of "Christianising" Jakarta because, to some paranoid minds, a mosque built by the city government resembles a cross.
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This is the "mindfulness" section of the new "happiness" curriculum, which was introduced in July by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the reformist outfit that runs the city government.
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Seventy-five per cent agreed with: 'Since the Ministry has already rejected Uber's administrative appeal, I think Taipei city government should cancel the company registration of Taiwan Uber Inc.
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Civil servants loyal to the "centre" still insist they need not take orders from the city government, and police and other key institutions can be expected to follow suit.
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"People are more optimistic today because of the change in the nature of city government," says Michael Sasser, the editor of the Minot Daily News, a conservative local paper.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, March 6 (Reuters) - Tesla's upcoming vehicle assembly facility in Shanghai is expected to be completed in May this year, a Shanghai city government official said on Wednesday.
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The solution, the city government decided, was to build a tram system that is easy for old people to use, and to encourage them to live close to it.
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Liu Shih-chung, Tainan city government deputy secretary general, said television footage of its ruins suggested the possibility of structural problems related to poor-quality reinforced steel and cement.
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They blame left-wing protesters for starting the violence and the Charlottesville police and city government (particularly outspoken vice mayor Wes Bellamy, who is black) for not stopping it.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said city officials will wait to decide whether schools and city government offices will be closed due to the storm, according to The Washington Post.
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The Taipei city government is expanding bike-sharing program Youbike - which uses docking stations - to have a bike station within a 20163-minute walk of every citizen by 2018.
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"I'm running for mayor to build a Chicago City government that represents and defends every person, no matter their race, gender or sexual orientation," she said in a statement.
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They stipple Raqqa and the surrounding countryside, and as former residents return to their damaged and destroyed homes, the city government is working to exhume and identify the bodies.
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In New York 12 financial firms, including Neighborhood Trust, accept a new card launched by the city government to help undocumented migrants access services—though no big banks do.
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This new perspective closed off an older vision of New York, shutting down debate over whether city government should seek to guarantee a set of social rights for all.
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In a decade's time, he said, he hoped urban resilience - with its holistic approach to multiple, modern-day stresses - would have become "an absolutely essential part of city government".
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Sources close to the city government say Paris transport officials are still studying the idea of tolls, although they are unlikely to be introduced before municipal elections in 2020.
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Factor in a corporate-centered homogenization of economic life enabled by a city government that duplicates national and state tax policies favorable to private equity and real estate speculation.
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The position of police commissioner is easily the most highly political unelected job in city government, all the more so because it is not supposed to look that way.
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BEIJING — Bowing to days of passionate street protests, a city government in eastern China said Wednesday that it had halted any plans to build a nuclear fuel plant there.
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If Jones had won, she'd have been the city's first black mayor, and added to the city's effort to close the racial gap between residents and the city government.
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The investments made by city government to create such growth in LIC are sunk costs that should not have been considered as part of a financial giveaway to Amazon.
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"We know that for too many years people were pushed out of their neighborhoods, and the city government didn't do anything about it," he said at this week's rally.
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The city government will also reduce the time developers have to pay for land purchases to between one and six months, after a flurry of record transactions this year.
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Detroit Electronic Music Festival [an earlier iteration of Movement Festival] was trying to convince city government that it was important, and it was necessary, and we should be accommodating.
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However, this year, without much public input, the city government decided to renovate the square, which has served as an important living monument for the people of Buenos Aires.
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The metal barrier looms near the sports center where Tijuana's city government has set up a shelter for the migrants, whose numbers are swelling as buses arrive almost daily.
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While she says it's going to be a difficult few months, her company has applied for more information about small business loans support from the New York City government.
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SHANGHAI, March 7 (Reuters) - About 70 people were trapped in a collapsed hotel in the city of Quanzhou, in southeastern Fujian Province, the city government said on its website.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Anyone arriving to Beijing from abroad will be transferred directly to a central quarantine facility for 14 days for observation, a city government official said on Sunday.
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But the city government has also spent years trying to reduce Beijing's population of low-income migrants, using demolitions and sweeping inspections of residency documents to force them out.
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The scientists helped the city government come up with an eradication plan to get rid of the parakeets in 2016, but at the last moment, officials canceled the plans.
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San Francisco has long represented a certain liberal ideal — an activist city government that led the country on a host of progressive causes, including gay marriage and parental leave.
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The City Council has passed or proposed resolutions demanding world peace, banning a racist slur and condemning all manner of federal policies where city government has no actual say.
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Surprisingly often, the armchairs used for such meetings are made by a single company, Tiantan (or Temple of Heaven) Furniture, founded in 1956 and owned by Beijing's city government.
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At the end of the interview, Basha said that he had pleaded with the city government and other journalists to expose these crimes, but that everyone was too frightened.
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"Along with our colleagues in City government, we will be here every step of the way to help these groups grapple with the loss and chart their path forward."
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"You almost never hear the old Beijing dialect on the city streets nowadays," said Gao Guosen, 553, who has been identified by the city government as a "pure" speaker.
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" The Rio city government did not answer a request for comment but the sports ministry strongly denied Andrada's allegations and said it had "complied fully with all its commitments.
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It is erected on the esplanade of the Monument to the Revolution and covers a total area of 510 square meters (5,480 square feet), according to the city government.
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"[Neither] the Mayor, nor anyone else in City government directed the police not to make arrests or to wear riot gear," he wrote me in an emailed statement Tuesday.
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Generally, emergency shelters are set up in the days ahead of a storm, so you can consult FEMA or your local city government to determine where those will be.
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After internal party bickering delayed the formation of her city government, she seemed to have finally made progress in overcoming Rome's chronic problems with trash collection before Thursday's shock resignations.
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A person at the Tangshan city government public relations department said that they would ask the relevant department about the issue when contacted on Wednesday by Reuters for a comment.
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The moves are among 44 measures outlined in a 2018 action plan released by the city government that targets emissions from industries such as transportation, construction and open-pit mining.
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Park, the former union leader, first proposed the low-wage factory in 2014 and later took a leave of absence from Kia to work full-time for the city government.
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On Tuesday, eight land parcels in Suzhou were all sold at premiums of at least 100 percent at prices close to the highest limit set out by the city government.
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The city government, which is controlled by the Democratic Alliance, South Africa's biggest opposition party, introduced measures to curb consumption such as fixing leaks and forcing people to install meters.
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On the same day, the city government of Baltimore was ravaged by ransomware, a type of malicious software that locks down computers until somebody pays the attacker a ransom fee.
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