Sentences with phrase «civic authorities»

The point of such research of course is to prepare national governments and civic authorities for the dangerous levels of heat on the way.

A community that has learned not to trust civic authorities might suspect a cover - up.

It also covers collision damage by falling trees, lamp post, electric poles, breakage or collapse of television or radio aerials or satellite dishes, and any damage by civic authorities in avoidance of fire.

Trump's tweets are a direct attempt to hinder the capital's civic authorities from maintaining calm in the wake of a terror attack.

He also wanted to present the public with a study of the new bank financing structure and attempt to achieve closer co-operation with civic authorities in bringing in new industries.

Starting in the Gorbachev period, Kirill established close relations with the Smolensk civic authorities, which gave him a head start in his rebuilding program.

The blockchain, the technology that underpins the digital currency Bitcoin, looks increasingly as though it could revolutionise aspects of society ranging from commerce to law, and certainly ownership — even as «sharing economy» companies like AirBnB and Uber test the boundaries of civic authority and the limits of personal property.

In Mumbai, civic authority Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) recently launched a website where citizens and home buyers can report unauthorised constructions, violation of FSI rules or illegal alterations.

Berthe Urasco sketches women in old - world hats out of German Expressionism, while Auguste Forestier carves men in uniform from wood, like civic authority as a puppet show.

Studies such as these are precautionary: they are designed to forewarn civic authorities and utility companies that must plan for the decades ahead.

Engineering projects can help, but will not be enough, so civic authorities should also be thinking about disaster planning and comprehensive insurance programmes to cover future losses.

The point of such research is to prepare national and civic authorities for extremes to come, and Professor Diffenbaugh and his fellow researchers have already used their statistical approach to connect human - induced global warming with drought in California, and changes in monsoon rainfall in Asia.

Robb Rehberg, Executive Director of Sport Safety International supports the idea of New York City using its civic authority to help fill those gaps.

«The army needs to train because in the event of being called upon by the civic authorities, we will know what to do.

The latest study is part of a wider shift in approach by urban planners and civic authorities to seek ways to mitigate the climate change driven by ever more profligate consumption of fossil fuels, without actually adding to this consumption by installing ever more air conditioning plant.

The helmet is shifting responsibility from the drivers who should be looking in their mirrors and from the civic authorities who don't provide proper infrastructure onto the head of the cyclist.

In this case the civic authority which represents the Toronto community now seeks to enforce the law.

The point of such research is to alert planners and civic authorities to what could happen.

Actual grow - ops can then be regulated by provincial and civic authorities.