On average, water prices in privately managed municipalities were 25 percent higher than in municipalities under public management, with disparities rising to 90 percent.
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There are 27 municipalities out of 278 where no party won an outright majority, including four urban municipalities wielding budgets totaling around 130 billion rand ($9.65 billion).
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There are 13 municipalities out of 278 where no party won an outright majority, including four urban municipalities wielding budgets totalling around 130 billion rand ($9.65 billion).
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" Ars Technica noted that the 17 municipalities are named because they have the authority to enforce state law, with the list covering "Maine municipalities where Comcast has franchise agreements.
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Finally, SB 3291 forbids cities, towns, and other municipalities from enacting regulations or restrictions on the drone use, with the exception of municipalities with more than one million residents.
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To test Mr Hernández's theory, The Economist compared results reported from municipalities by the afternoon of November 28th with those from the same municipalities on the evening of December 3rd.
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As pollution levels rose this winter, and municipalities imposed bans on sources of pollution, the nation's environment minister held an emergency meeting in Rome with representatives of Italy's regions and municipalities.
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Policy makers, local municipalities, startups that are selling to them.
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Other agencies and municipalities are also beginning to weigh in.
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But many other municipalities across the country have enacted bans.
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Encourage states and municipalities to decriminalize all commercial sex work.
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Some municipalities are already offering good care in the community.
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Yet municipalities have little say over how cantonments are run.
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Most local public transport in Germany is owned by municipalities.
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Each of the 78 municipalities has a dedicated water truck.
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And those municipalities have zoning codes that, again, discourage density.
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It services about 420,000 customers in more than 100 municipalities.
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Municipalities, with low tax bases, cannot afford extensive sewer lines.
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Municipalities like Pittsburgh may not pass their own firearms regulations.
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Municipalities within the state do assess sales and property taxes.
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Hundreds of municipalities across the country have joined that pledge.
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Municipalities must sell off current assets like Australia has done.
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They maintain a menacing presence in 199543 of 199533 municipalities.
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Municipalities can require enforceable privacy standards in partnerships with companies.
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All the while, other New York municipalities enacted bag fees.
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DoorDash offers delivery in some 3,000 municipalities in North America.
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Utility shutoffs in some municipalities have been put on hold.
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In many municipalities, planning and zoning commissions are elected positions.
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By June or July, all municipalities should have satellite phones.
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It also fines employers and municipalities that don't meet targets.
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However, some municipalities are seeing opportunities in the vacant spaces.
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The trail would cross through 130 municipalities in 27 counties.
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" He added that "most municipalities are legitimately concerned with safety.
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In the end, Ginowan and the other municipalities took part.
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Its clients are mainly suppliers to public hospitals and municipalities.
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La Rioja has a large number of small municipalities, which could add to spending pressure as La Rioja is responsible for providing financial and advisory support to municipalities on infrastructure maintenance and service provision.
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"A broad restructuring authority for debts associated with municipalities encompassing such as large amount of total liabilities would be unprecedented in the history of bankruptcy proceedings applied to municipalities," Hatch wrote in the letter.
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Three large and three small municipalities have signed on to the test which will seek to increase tax collection efficiency while cutting bureaucracy in the 78 municipalities Puerto Rico's 3.5 million U.S. citizens call home.
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Most municipalities phrase their firearms regulations in general terms, he said.
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It doesn't allow municipalities to protect people from discrimination 'til 2020.
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House searches occurred in several Brussels area municipalities including Molenbeek-St.
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As Reuters reported, there are 3,000 other municipalities with lead problems.
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More than 1,25 municipalities applied to be part of the program.
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Some municipalities will offer a rebate for purchase of the product.
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I would not recommend designating all 78 municipalities as covered entities.
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In Japan, some municipalities have begun to allow same sex marriage.
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Some municipalities are jumping in to help residents get these certificates.
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It does not include government workers for the states and municipalities.
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He said that many municipalities have regulations that discriminate against minorities.
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Still, such incidents have proven to be expensive for local municipalities.
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It faces opposition from some municipalities, aboriginal groups and environmental activists.
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New York City's connectivity woes hold a lesson for other municipalities.
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Over 100 municipalities rushed to prove why they should be picked.
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Many of these municipalities are actually worried about their bottom lines.
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Municipalities used heavy police forces to try to cap that violence.
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"Chapter 9" bankruptcy for municipalities also has been discussed, McCarthy said.
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Trump has threatened to cut off federal funding for those municipalities.
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Thirty-three of its 102 municipalities have fewer than 1,13 inhabitants.
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Hundreds of other municipalities are at much lower levels of preparedness.
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These banks have been exiting collateralized deposit relationships, primarily with municipalities.
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SB Drive has also struck partnerships with four municipalities in Japan.
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Many municipalities require homeowners to keep shrubbery tidy, to varying degrees.
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"It's actually a very lucrative deal to municipalities," Mr. Schneider said.
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Municipalities in at least four other states have imposed similar rules.
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More than 1,103 municipalities could be deprived of all medical assistance.
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In the process of LED conversion, some municipalities, like Wilmington, Del.
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Socialists long controlled Hénin-Beaumont and other municipalities in the region.
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It would help, for example, if municipalities paid their electricity bills.
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Some municipalities have already been forced into bankruptcy, like Detroit, Mich.
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Additionally, 12 municipalities have also written to the department about resettlement.
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"Every activist is grateful for friends in these municipalities," Gaughan said.
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Municipalities and states will benefit in turn from increased tax bases.
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States and municipalities use such bonds to finance specific infrastructure projects.
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"Citizen has no formal relationships with any municipalities," Mr. Donald said.
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And [municipalities] have had some success with federal common-law cases.
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Under current US law, states cannot declare bankruptcy, although municipalities can.
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The Boston-based First Circuit court on Tuesday determined that municipalities are not required to make payments on debt secured by special revenues while bankruptcy proceedings are ongoing, although municipalities can voluntarily opt to do so.
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It also stripped local municipalities of the ability to enact nondiscrimination ordinances encompassing gender identity or sexual orientation, as well as the ability of municipalities to establish a minimum wage or provide workplace protections for government workers.
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The committee had removed states and municipalities from the original draft earlier this month but House Speaker Rodrigo Maia met with state governors and political leaders on Wednesday to try to put states and municipalities back in.
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Already, ash has fallen in two municipalities in Puebla state, Felipe said.
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It gave municipalities six weeks—until this Thursday—to submit a proposal.
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Kopernikus operates in 60 municipalities across Serbia and has around 200,000 users.
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Not all US municipalities accept polypropylene, or No. 5 plastic, for instance.
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Since 2015 Japan's government has subsidised municipalities that offer postpartum-support services.
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But the virus has now reached 23 provinces and municipalities across China.
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Many states in America restrict or even ban municipalities from building networks.
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Under the law, municipalities are supposed to collect and sort recyclable garbage.
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The bill says the communities would be considered "daughter municipalities" of Jerusalem.
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The proposed alcohol ban is part of a bill on financing municipalities.
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Municipalities are much smaller than Honduras's 53 departments, and are less heterogeneous.
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It was not immediately clear if other U.S. municipalities have done so.
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Hundreds of U.S. municipalities still plan to adhere to the Paris deal.
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Counties and municipalities engage with different vendors for voting hard- and software.
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"We're delivering food to all of the municipalities, and water," he said.
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The string of attacks on municipalities may seem like a new pattern.
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Five municipalities, including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, have faced lawsuits under the law.
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Only 12 of the island's 78 municipalities include a Medicaid-run clinic.
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The full impact can take five years or more for most municipalities.
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In the 1990s and 2000s, municipalities started shifting toward "single stream" recycling.
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Municipalities and government agencies do not pay for electricity in Puerto Rico.
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But municipalities have a limited toolkit when it comes to attracting investments.
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But that hasn't stopped a bunch of municipalities from doing it, anyway.
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"We want to give municipalities the ability to say 'no,'" Cyril said.
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Census data is used to determine federal funding for states and municipalities.
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State law says local municipalities and counties can't pass gun control measures.
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The legislation also prevents municipalities from adopting such protections in the future.
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Other municipalities have taken a more hostile approach to their homeless populations.
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They follow rises in the minimum wage across many states and municipalities.
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Municipalities almost always settle instead of taking such cases to expensive trials.
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The federal government and municipalities have rejected the demand as too high.
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Plus, municipalities are starting to invest tax dollars on fiber-optic cable.
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Maite Morren is a councillor in Elsene, one of the city's municipalities.
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Cases have been reported in at least 346 municipalities across the country.
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But some, including the local city municipalities, were holding off, he said.
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" He claimed the association of municipalities will "undermine our state from within.
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It also comes with serious trade-offs for municipalities short of cash.
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Still, Boyle says that other municipalities are considering supporting motions like Vancouver's.
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The neighborhoods concerned were from the municipalities of Artenara, Tejeda and Gáldar.
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Many municipalities in southern Ontario use more than 100,000 tonnes per year.
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Cantons or municipalities own or subsidize almost 85003 percent of hospital beds.
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Municipalities with AAA credit ratings shouldn't have a problem managing additional debt.
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The state has taken over municipalities which the HDP had hitherto run.
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"Other cities and municipalities...are currently looking into the topic," he said.
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This year, four additional Swedish municipalities are expected to start research programs.
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Officials said the gunman had been arrested multiple times in different municipalities.
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Warren has also made a series of proposals that would empower municipalities,
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Increases of around $10 million or more would go to 11 municipalities.
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The deal has triggered criticism from numerous municipalities and small energy providers.
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Connecticut: SB 975 prohibits municipalities within the state from regulating drones with the exception of municipalities that are also water companies, which can regulate or forbid the use of drones over said municipality&aposs public water supply and land.
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In 2008, the Italian government banned the use of derivatives by Italian municipalities.
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Municipalities did Rmb3.2trn of swaps last year and printed Rmb600bn of new debt.
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Journey offers software to municipalities, universities and corporations to help manage their fleets.
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Several municipalities reported ash falling on them from the explosion, the center said.
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Yet even this successful program has had no interest from barrier island municipalities.
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Central government subsidies to municipalities are expected to be phased out by 2024.
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Dozens of agricultural groups, states and municipalities had sued to block the rule.
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The emerging vendors will offer election officials and municipalities more competition and choice.
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Several municipalities lost electricity, and many roads and adobe houses collapsed, Osorio said.
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Prepa also has a longstanding practice of bartering with municipalities on the island.
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American counties and municipalities employ up to 93,000 different building codes between them.
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Several city municipalities, hospitals and medical centers were also hit by the ransomware.
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MUNICIPALITIES, STATES, I MEAN, HOW IS THIS ALL GOING TO GET HAMMERED OUT?
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The municipalities were chosen from nominations made on the Paving for Pizza site.
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But they also blame municipalities that are expanding housing into previously undeveloped areas.
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Perhaps municipalities can write fewer checks and focus on sparing more black lives.
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Before 2010 education budgets were split between local municipalities and the state budget.
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More modest raises are coming soon to dozens of other municipalities across America.
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Steve Giorgi is the executive director of Range Association of Municipalities and Schools.
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Many municipalities struggle to fill their potholes, let alone install smart city technology.
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They include 23 provincial capitals, five municipalities, and a few other major centres.
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Attacks on these systems can cause major problems for local cities and municipalities.
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Moreover, the surrounding municipalities in Virginia and Maryland were largely rural and undeveloped.
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All of these towns were former municipalities of Cornwall and Osnabruck in Ontario.
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But that doesn't bar municipalities in the county from creating their own regulations.
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It has reported around 70 outbreaks since August across 18 provinces and municipalities.
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This will all require approval and permitting across nearly 40,000 municipalities and counties.
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Police departments and the municipalities they represent have faced 213 of these suits.
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Maplewood and Norristown aren't the only municipalities to face litigation over their statutes.
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Cantabria has a large number of small municipalities, particularly located in mountainous areas.
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Parking violations often serve as a key source of revenue for local municipalities.
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While tiny Jun is perhaps an outlier, Civiciti is aimed at small municipalities.
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Consent decrees often require agencies or municipalities to take expensive steps toward reform.
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In the 1970's, local groups and municipalities began celebrating Women's History Week.
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Municipalities have been hesitant to allocate money, given the controversy surrounding the practice.
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Businesses and municipalities should insist that their recycling hauler begin using standardized labels.
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But the bill was amended in August to include public transit and municipalities.
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In addition, some municipalities complain that the company does not collect local taxes.
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Some municipalities have already done their assessments for 2018; others haven't even started.
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The declaration provides federal funding for six municipalities on the southern coast. Gov.
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The district serves about 11,200 students from 11 municipalities, including part of Ferguson.
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First, it is designed for municipalities, and Puerto Rico is not a municipality.
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Where public transportation exists, municipalities are using it to help people reach shelters.
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The full report, 'IBI - Core Tax for Spanish Municipalities', is available on www.fitchratings.
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Today, the Serbian Progressive Party controls all but three municipalities in the country.
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Criminal justice reform, then, is going to fall largely to municipalities and states.
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Furthermore, municipalities cannot regulate ownership and operation of drones unless authorized by statute.
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The state government has advised municipalities on sound strategies for long-term recovery.
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