But most local authorities have simply decided against the idea.
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Most local public transport in Germany is owned by municipalities.
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Most local weather services will be taking the center's lead.
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The most local news is probably, no offense, the most important.
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New Zealand allows most local authorities to levy land-value taxes.
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Most local school districts are funded largely through local property taxes.
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The most local candidate award goes to South Dakota's Dusty Johnson.
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Most local people are upset to see the glacier disappearing, Haraldsson says.
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Hell, most local Chinese probably wouldn't even recognize your sticky orange chicken.
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Unfortunately, most local publications still treat data analysis as a bespoke operation.
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Most local polls show him with no more than 51 percent support.
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But most local and county jails are far smaller, often serving rural areas.
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Like most local people, the Camerons survived on tourism and small-scale farming.
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Most local governments don't have the money for infrastructure to hold rising tides back.
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Countries can build up domestic institutional investors (at present, banks buy most local bonds).
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So, like most local proprietors, Jacob Willis has April 2019 marked on his calendar.
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Most local outfits were branches of firms from elsewhere in South Asia or farther afield.
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Most local pizza makers seem more concerned about making good pies than making a name.
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By the 1970s, she held the record for having seen the most local bird species.
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Trains can replenish their stocks with the very freshest and most local produce every day.
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Most local libraries have someone who can look up information on the web for you.
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Most local and regional corporate VCs are likely to lose in this more intense investment game.
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To reach safety, most local residents waded through the murky streams, in some cases for hours.
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The most successful have been the most local, which have simply presented artifacts without forced narratives.
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While most local prosecutors did not pursue these cases, Mr. Nadolski decided to file felony charges.
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The Lakers said the memorial will be broadcast live on most local Los Angeles television stations.
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But most local and national conservative figures—including former White House chief advisor Steve Bannon—endorsed Moore.
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Most local election officials, who actually run the elections in their localities, are also partisan and elected.
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That means working with the most local level of politics, rather than any predatory and distant government.
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Their efforts have won praise from Brussels, diplomats and foreign investors, but disdain from most local politicians.
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Just ask the pastor at most local churches, or the subway preacher with his brimstone-heavy pamphlets.
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"And that's the principle of home rule, of federalism, that the government that's most local governs best."
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Yet most local clinics do not have access to test kits, as there is a nationwide shortage.
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What may rankle the most, local people say, is that the Chinese are not paying business taxes.
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In most local markets, it would be a surprise if any one of these companies were floundering.
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But most local and national conservative figures — including former White House chief adviser Steve Bannon — endorsed Moore.
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Most local "Halo" events split prize pools as small as $28,22 among the top few finishers, she remembers.
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Most local manufacturers, burdened with patchy power and costly credit, cannot produce clothes cheaply enough for domestic consumers.
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Like most local issues, how cities choose to tackle sustainability --or not -- comes down to money and politics.
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Most local officials are going to be loath to kill the goose that lays the golden economic egg.
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Officials said they imposed a curfew, cordoned off most local roads and searched for accomplices in the aftermath.
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About 250 Yapese attended the wedding, she added, pointing out that she was beloved by most local residents.
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This means that "a default is likely to wipe out the capital of most local banks," Faour said.
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At the city maps, the zombiemeisters have realized their units multiply exponentially, but most local police have not.
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HUCKABEE: I think it is, Mark, and I&aposve always believed the best government is the most local government.
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But since Brazil is between cane crops, most local mills will not produce more ethanol for a few months.
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A century ago, most local health departments concentrated their efforts on fighting infectious diseases like cholera, polio and tuberculosis.
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Before the Bloomberg period, most local health departments were seen as organizations that did restaurant inspections and rat control.
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Arizona had the most local news, with just 13 percent of users living in areas without adequate local coverage.
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N) will lay off 300 Canadian workers after selling most local assets to domestic crude producer Cenovus Energy Inc (CVE.
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Most local jurisdictions tax wealth in the form of property, such as real estate and cars, based on their value.
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My Dad stayed with the Giants when the Patriots came to be and most local fans switched to the Pats.
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But those brands lack the cachet of established foreign marques, and cost more than most local brands even after subsidies.
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His story caters to such gastronomes, as they vie for superlative experiences—most extreme, most local, most remote, most odd.
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First reports offered differing versions of the events, with most local reports identifying the shooter as one of the governor's bodyguards.
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It is hard to earn a living as a cricketer in Afghanistan, so most local stars play in richer foreign leagues.
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Amtrak and most local commuter railroads in the New York metropolitan area said their services were back to normal on Wednesday.
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Given a choice between investing in fixing potholes or securing elections, Hall says, most local officials will spend money on potholes.
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Over the past week, people living in Singapore, Shanghai, and Hong Kong claim masks have sold out at most local shops.
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It is seen as the most local of the concessionaires in Macau — with the closest relationship with the central Chinese government.
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Mon Choco chocolate bars sell for around 1,500 CFA francs ($2.60), a price that is out of reach for most local consumers.
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Our local zoo is amazing; most local folks I know with kids pay for annual family passes and visit the zoo frequently.
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After the Second World War, most Local Education Authorities (LEAs) paid students' tuition fees and provided a maintenance grant for living costs.
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Most local-currency bonds are issued by just a handful of countries, distinguished by their size (Nigeria) or market development (Kenya, Ghana).
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In fact, most local governments lack the resources and long-term political will to adequately monitor mosquito populations and limit their habitats.
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Most local offices are still Republican-held, and the congressional seats in the region are among the hardest fought in the country.
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That wasn't the case among most local news outlets in Chicago, which covered the story with the caution and scrutiny it deserved.
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"This was the most local news story you can imagine," said Dan Horn, co-author of the main article with Ms. DeMio.
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Why would the administration go with probably the least certain and most local, according to the research, of the school choice mechanisms?
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This election, we've committed to voting informed on the entire ballot, from the presidency on down to the most local of races.
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And House, like most local law enforcement in those X-Files episodes, is still suitably pissed about being kept in the dark.
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Its best seller is Atlas, which has a higher alcohol content than most local beers and can reach up to 16 percent ABV.
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While most local supporters had declared for one of Arsenal and Tottenham, Underhill somehow served as a bridge between those clearly demarcated fanbases.
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It's too early for most local races to begin aggressively campaigning, so down-ballot messaging trends are hard to track at this point.
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Most local independent labels have adapted to digital releases as a format, but I feel like Aarght Records has truly stuck to vinyl.
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According to the Journal, most local governments give homeowners the choice between raising their house or taking a buyout to move somewhere safer.
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It included a 30-acre vineyard that had been originally planted in 1922 and would have been considered ancient by most local winemakers.
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So they set their sights on what they could control — the most local, and most achievable, form of political power: the county central committee.
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Replace most local elected officials with political appointees, and move to a more nationalized election, which would have to be done through proportional representation.
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Even as most local markets cool, bidding wars are still common in a number of these fast-growing family outposts, and prices are climbing.
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At 213, he earns $218 an hour, a third more than is typical for most local jobs available to workers without a college degree.
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But infrastructure is also decaying at the most local levels — on cul-de-sacs and in neighborhood playlots unlikely ever to see federal funding.
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Most local law enforcement today is ill-equipped to handle ransomware requests, and harried victims usually have limited time to comply with a hacker's demand.
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Dividing traders of Russian grain into domestic and international companies is only a nominal assertion because most local traders have trading arms or partners abroad.
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So while most local troops still travel in Humvees and regular pickups, coalition soldiers rarely leave bases unless they are in more heavily protected vehicles.
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Venezuela's hyperinflationary economic collapse has shuttered most local producers of dental products, stimulating demand for imports of hard-to-find consumer goods like Colgate toothpaste.
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With most local shops closed, and Toniolo's family running out of food, he drives 6.5 km (four miles) to a large supermarket to stock up.
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Like most local candidates everywhere today, Lamb and Saccone are mere surrogates for national partisan interests rather than advocates for a clearly defined local constituency.
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The raucous crowd, a bigger turnout than most local soccer games, underlined how popular gaming as a hobby and spectator sport has become in China.
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In a piece published by The Houston Chronicle on Wednesday, Mr. Perry took the remarkable step of weighing in on the most local of politics.
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There were crowd selling surges in metals such as aluminum and lead, both of which had largely traded below the radar of most local investors.
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YouTube said it now leads its live TV streaming competitors in carrying the most local broadcast stations in the markets where YouTube TV is available.
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Counties operate most local jails, with a disproportionate percentage of the nearly 6900 million inmates each year suffering from mental health and substance use disorders.
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Both of the new cases were located outside the Wynwood area of Miami-Dade County, where officials have said they believe most local transmission is occurring.
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"Wings have the distinction of being probably the once most local to absolutely, utterly, more universal than any local dish has ever become," Mr. Stern said.
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The plan, offered by the local Blue Cross and Blue Shield company, has a network of providers, but most local doctors are in it, she said.
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Karl, like most local residents who need to reach Manhattan, takes a "packed-out" bus to the nearest station on the subway's F line, she said.
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Boost housing supply to ameliorate growing pains Even with the most ambitious workforce development efforts imaginable, most local residents will not directly benefit from Amazon's investment.
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" Last year, New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet made the ominous prediction that "most local newspapers are going to die in the next five years.
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The bank's through-the-cycle performance has been somewhat variable, but more resilient than most local peers due to the bank's stable business model and experienced management.
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In the years since, iris scanning has spread to airports and assorted private security systems, but was considered too expensive or obscure for most local police departments.
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Given higher consumer inflation figures in China, most local traders do not think the PBOC would follow the U.S. Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut this week.
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Most local governments in the United States don't have a strong grasp of the policies and procedures they should implement to protect their technology systems from attacks.
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As a result, most local governments don't have efficient ways to track supplies of personal protective equipment or monitor and publicly report their hospital and I.C.U. capacity.
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PS Vue has just 210 channels for the $240 Access plan, but besides mainstays like ESPN, Fox Sports, and AMC, your $250 also gives you most local channels.
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They are where most local bands make their name, according to Iyad Moussa Ben Abderahmane, the lead singer of Imarhan, a six-member group that grew up there.
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And while the United Steelworkers union is still based downtown, and claims the most local members of any labor group, the more diverse service-industry unions are growing.
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Tired of the constant police and media presence, most local residents make a run for their houses as soon as they get home at night, keen to avoid reporters.
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Unlike most local fish, winter flounder enter shallow bays and coves in midwinter to spawn and stay until the sun warms the water to temperatures above what they prefer.
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"It's a fantastic experience in the middle of a city to be able to do what you do like the most," local skier Pelle Hansen told Reuters in February.
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A default is likely to wipe out the capital of most local banks, analysts say, as roughly 70% of Lebanese banks' assets are sovereign and central bank debt instruments.
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The national electoral commission (CENI) was scheduled to announce provisional results on Sunday, but said that could be delayed because compilation centres are still waiting for most local vote tallies.
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Activists had pushed for such an action for years, but most local groups and the tiny new national organizations opposed the notion and called it a waste of precious resources.
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Operating on the most local level possible would allow for flexibility in tune with that of traditional healing and creates a good basis for healer buy-in and self-policing.
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The media runs endless video loops of a few police shootings of civilians, and the Justice Department nannies swoop in to take charge of this most local of public functions.
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"I had big dreams like most local musicians do, but the chances of this having happened for me were slim to none," she said in an interview at the time.
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"We are providing expertise and additional resources to progressive local Democratic allies," Mr. Lipton said, adding that the state Democratic Party has little or no engagement with most local candidates.
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Most local civil-society organisations have government links and stick to non-controversial initiatives in areas such as health and education (Mr Sombath's Participatory Development Training Centre is a rare exception).
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A draft securities law presented by Vietnam's finance ministry at a forum held in Hanoi on Wednesday would broadly remove the existing 49 percent foreign ownership cap on most local companies.
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Trump stands in striking distance, despite a bare-bones campaign infrastructure, a growing-as-we-speak campaign staff, and a data operation that would make most local political campaigns look powerful.
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And since the days of Mao Zedong, China has operated under a system known as fragmented authoritarianism, in which even the most local leaders have near-absolute authority over their remit.
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The coincidence was seen as a blessing by her parents, but it complicated Sham's birth, as most local hospital workers were on vacation and the family could not find a doctor.
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However, if you don't need anything extra like playlists or shuffled playback, Chrome OS will play most local audio and video files in a tab if you just double-click on them.
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Whereas Uber tends to invoice from abroad and thus avoid paying most local taxes, Cabify prefers to setup local entities and thus subject itself to local tax and regulatory regimes where possible.
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PT. You can watch the memorial live on most local LA television stations, such as ABC7 and FOX 11, the latter of which has already started streaming live from the memorial. NBA.
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Christy Smith, a Democratic assemblywoman who has locked up most local endorsements, has been added to the DCCC's "red to blue" program, an official party designation that unlocks help from the party.
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This traditional host nation support payment to the United States covers most local and incremental costs of American forces in South Korea for things like land, utilities, housing, construction, and some labor.
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The homeless and those without secure housing Most local year-round shelters closed as soon as mandatory evacuation orders were issued because they are not equipped to withstand a Category 3 hurricane.
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"If you're in Wales in particular, that's the most local and sustainable way of producing food because you're close to pasture land where you can't grow many other crops," says the spokesperson.
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The United Nations said whatever environment issue you're looking at from the smallest and most local to the largest and most global, industrial meat production is one of the top three causes.
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In recent years most local tax revenue to public hospitals has come in the form of bond issues for new construction or improvements — not operating funds to help pay for those essential services.
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Be nice to them — most local party leaders are volunteers with day jobs just doing their best — and express appreciation for all the hard work they do to keep your local party running.
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I limited my search to baseball because it's the major sport that feels most local, but also because I have no lingering nostalgia for my early days as a Patriots and Celtics fan.
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ICE has a series of detention standards that ensure individuals with medical conditions or other specific needs receive exceptional care while in our custody, which exceed the standards of most local jails and prisons.
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" He added that for most local governments, the reduction in state aid amounted to only a small portion of their budget, and that the cuts were "something that they should be able to manage.
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"For any new emerging virus, most local hospitals or public health laboratories will not able to make a diagnosis" said Yuen Kwok-yung, the chairman of the infectious diseases department at Hong Kong University.
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Vietnam is drafting a securities law that would broadly remove the existing 49 percent foreign ownership cap on most local companies, after it allowed some to remove the cap following a decree issued in 2015.
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Both political parties have seen the wisdom of supporting strong tribal governments and tribal sovereignty and have come to realize that as the most local of governments, tribes know best how to solve local challenges.
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So my encouragement to you -- I say this is a veteran of The Wheeling Intelligencer, The Charleston Daily Mail, da, da-da, da-da, subscribe to your local -- the most local news source that you can.
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How culinary school and gaming helped former teacher Mannah Kallon land a career in coding There are roughly 22,000 tech companies in San Francisco, yet most local high school students have never set foot in one.
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Best known as the home of controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio, Maricopa County is often an outlier in law enforcement matters, adopting more sophisticated tactics than most local departments while drawing outsized criticism from civil liberties groups.
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The Wall Street Journal reported in 2004 that most local and regional retailers barred returns altogether, and national chains made them frustrating and arduous with missed appointments, long waits, and fees of up to nearly $250.
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Over the seven-game series, no home team managed a win — a first in the history of Major League Baseball — forcing most local fans in both Houston and Washington to watch their teams' successes on television.
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CATL has been so low-key, said Eberhardt Pfeiffer, a retired newspaper reporter who writes a blog about Arnstadt, that most local people have not really grasped the magnitude of the project or considered the implications.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Payments group Worldpay said on Wednesday it was expanding its business in Australia and New Zealand, a new heavyweight disruptor vying for the business of the established payment networks and banks servicing most local firms.
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In New Jersey, most local law enforcement officers have supported the attorney general's directive, which went into effect last March, saying that it has helped reassure immigrants that they can interact with law enforcement without risking deportation.
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HBME HBME's VR benefits from the bank being part of the HSBC group, and its rating reflects its solid regional franchise, diversified and sound earnings, lower related-party lending than most local banks, adequate capital and strong liquidity.
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Indeed, the United Nations released a report called Livestock's Long Shadow in which they said animal agriculture is a significant contributor to every major environmental problem — from the smallest and most local to the largest and most global.
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But Kashmiris who spoke to BuzzFeed News said that the scale of this particular one was unprecedented — in addition to mobile internet services, landline and broadband services are frozen, and most local television channels have been turned off.
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Indeed, the armed takeover by these outsiders was resented by most local residents around the Oregon Refuge, and it had, by all accounts, the effect of strengthening the resolve of the Oregon group to continue their collaborative approach.
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But Kashmiris who spoke to BuzzFeed News said that the scale of this particular blackout was unprecedented — in addition to mobile internet services, landline and broadband services are frozen, and most local television channels have been turned off.
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Since "Love Island" came to Hulu, it's also become a hit with American audiences, but be warned — the series has many more episodes than most local reality shows, generally airing almost 40 episodes within the span of a month.
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That&aposs a conservative bedrock principle and what better way to make our government more responsive to the people at the most local level than the convention of the states which really listens to the people from the states.
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Ranging from 375 square miles (972 sq km) to 13 square miles (466 sq km) in size and containing mostly light oil, the blocks lie along the coast of Veracruz, Tabasco and Campeche states, location of most local production.
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Both of these offered the most local multiplayer fun I've had on a console in a long time – speaking both in terms of the amount of time spent playing, and the amount of fun we had while doing so.
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Though Asian-American actors have been quite vocal in the last year about their consistent underrepresentation in Hollywood, whitewashing is a fairly novel concept for Asians in Asia, where most local television shows and movies feature all-Asian casts.
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While specific effort has been made to open food stores and provide them with water and electricity, most local businesses are still shut down, and a number of them will not be able to re-open, even when these utilities return.
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After two heated gubernatorial elections and a recall, not to mention dozens of heated state legislative and judicial nominations, in the last five years, Schmidt, like most local party officials in Wisconsin, is pretty familiar with the area's Republican voters.
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The snakehead was introduced to the area in 2002 by a single person who dumped several of the fish into a pond in Crofton, Md. These extremely aggressive snakeheads grow to be much larger than most local fish and multiply quickly.
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There is always a need for more transparency in how these dollars get spent, but most local officials have no choice but to raise taxes to improve mass transit, because their highways are choked with traffic and their populations are growing.
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Most local units are thinly capitalised so to keep the capital cost to the group to a minimum: under the 1980 UAE banking law, foreign banks must allocate capital funds to the local unit worth 40 million dirhams ($10.9 million).
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District of Columbia city government and most local governments in the Washington and Baltimore region are set to reopen after round-the-clock cleanup from the weekend snowstorm that killed at least 35 people in 10 states and the U.S. capital.
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American Al-Saleh, who gave himself two years here to get the job done, has already acted to reduce T-Systems' German headcount by 6,000, close most local offices and hire 13,000 offshore staff to round out its software skills.
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And the most local of all local news stations began to change in small ways (though it has sister stations in other cable markets like North Carolina, Texas, and upstate New York, NY1 is available primarily within New York City).
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"Most of the news ecosystem is left out, including most local publishers in the world, and that is the most stressed part of the news publishing business," said Chavern, whose trade group represents roughly 2,000 newspapers across the U.S. and Canada.
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So while Die Antwoord have been by far the most successful at crossing over to the American market, to many black South Africans I spoke with, they do not represent a win for the country, nor the reality for most local artists.
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The roads were empty, with all local schools and most local businesses shut, and as I pulled into Ross's driveway, my rental car noisily skidded; by the time I'd shifted into park, the judge was at the door, a hand raised in greeting.
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The company's best sellers are busts of Marianne, the symbol of the French republic, which sit in most local, regional and national governmental offices in France; and, of course, L'Inconnue ($130 for her death mask in white plaster, $175 with a shiny glaze).
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In Poland, where a fierce battle is raging over the country's future with national elections scheduled in October, support in major cities for the governing Law and Justice party has plummeted, with voters choosing opposition politicians in most local elections last year.
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His conclusion was that America's success stemmed from devolving responsibility to the most local of all organisations, often voluntary, an approach now threatened by the centralisation of resources and authority in Washington, DC. See our briefing for more on the gloomiest of the great liberals.
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And while many New Yorkers may have never heard of community boards, they are the most local form of city government and play an influential role on various issues that affect residents' daily lives: affordable housing, traffic safety and the issuing of liquor licenses.
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At a recent gathering in Brooklyn, Mayor Bill de Blasio stood front and center, ready to take questions on the most local of issues: a wayward affordable housing application, an area development where chain stores were moving in, a proliferation of tire repair shops.
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Today, fewer than 3,000 remain, and in most local markets over 90 percent of the beer is controlled by distributors for these same two companies — one of which is dependent on AB InBev for most of its volume, and the other on Miller Coors.
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Jay Jensen, contemporary arts curator at the Honolulu Museum of Art, said that because most local art "is geared toward the visitor market, with watercolors and Hawaiian-themed landscapes," these events could help dispel the notion that there couldn't be good contemporary art in Hawaii.
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In Lexington – a spot of blue in a sea of red that sided with Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election by a 2-1 margin – most local business owners sided with The Red Hen co-owner Stephanie Wilkinson giving a brusque reception to Sanders.
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"I want a culture where it's not the loudest voice heard, or the most politically adept, or the most local to [San Francisco], but the most right," says Henry, who leads product management and engineering for Square's products for sellers, such as point of sale systems.
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While the government controls about 12% of the banking sector, most local banks are owned by foreign banks and investors, including US investment firm Apollo Global Management , Italy's Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo , Hungary's OTP bank, Serbia's AIK bank, Russia's Sberbank and Austria's Sparkasse and Addiko Bank.
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"Most local retailers — whether they will openly admit it or not — are fully aware that customers can find products cheaper online, whether locally or on global sites," said Alexandra Tohme, an independent e-commerce analyst with more than a decade of marketing experience in the region.
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Last month, at a conference in Tel Aviv, Tamir Pardo, the former head of Mossad, Israel's national intelligence agency, said that most local government leaders around the world do not fully understand how serious a threat cyberattacks are and have not imaginatively assessed the consequences of inaction.
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Most local Democratic elected officials have endorsed her and her promise to break with Mr. Silver's brand of politics, which depended on a loyal and tight-knit network of Lower East Side allies who helped propel Ms. Cancel, a longtime district leader, to the Democratic nomination.
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Although most local residents can easily afford a Bt35 (US$1) bowl of noodles on Sukhumvit Soi 38, few could or would cough up Bt390 (US$11) for a slice of avocado toast and a flat white at the chi-chi brunch spot now on the same street.
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Under the political dominance of the country's generals in recent decades, Rakhine Buddhists like Aung Thein Mya have had the upper hand in the state, filling most local administrative positions and lording over the Rohingya, who over the decades have been stripped of their citizenship and freedom of movement.
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Although it was an ABC affiliate, the station far surpassed its promise on original programming, broadcasting as much as 266 hours each week — about 21981 percent of its content — at a time when most local stations devoted less than 10 percent of their airtime to shows produced in-house.
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"The economy is in great shape, most local job markets are very strong and incomes are slowly rising, but there's little doubt last month's retreat in contract signings occurred because of woefully low supply levels and the sudden increase in mortgage rates," NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said in a statement.
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"The economy is in great shape, most local job markets are very strong and incomes are slowly rising, but there's little doubt last month's retreat in contract signings occurred because of woefully low supply levels and the sudden increase in mortgage rates," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the Realtors.
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At the heart of the issue is the fact that most local and federal laws governing how radio, television and cable companies approach political ads—for example, by requiring them to ensure airtime is allocated equally to candidates and requiring political committees to disclose ad spending—were written before the rise of social media.
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As much as the group is hoping opposition research can boost state Democrats' chances, there's also an ideological conflict: Many Democrats are running on the message of overturning the US Supreme Court's Citizens United decision and getting unlimited money out of politics, while Super PACs like Forward Majority are courting donors and funneling money into even the most local races.
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The visions laid out in this book of the glory days of the Orient Express, the grandest and most local cuisine-oriented of the trains surveyed here, or of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, on which bearers would telegraph orders to a railway kitchen down the line for hot delivery at the next stop, make my celebrations over the appearance of a new snack packet in the Amtrak cafe car seem particularly paltry.
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