Sentences with phrase «perhaps city governments»

So, in the same spirit, perhaps city governments offer solutions to the problems caused by the 90 million metric tons of greenhouse gases pumped into the atmosphere daily.

Not exact matches

The editors write: «With the exception, perhaps, of municipal government, no institution has been as enduringly influential in knitting the fabric of the city as the archdiocese.

In the comparison with city government, the «perhaps» is a nice touch.

Perhaps more disturbing, not only to Christians but to all supporters of secular government in Nigeria, is the testimony I heard from a prominent solicitor in the city of Ilorin, the capital of Kwara state in west - central Nigeria.

In regards to educating city government, controlled - environment agriculture requirements for permitting, sewer, water and fire codes need to be understood and perhaps re-evaluated at the city level when it comes to indoor farming.

This construction project is in fact not being delivered by the government, but rather by the Chinese; it is behind schedule; locals who live close to the expanding road have seen their homes destroyed with no chance of compensation; and perhaps worst of all, in the eyes of many area residents, the paving is being confined to the city limits.

The city's hulking public housing towers are perhaps the most visible sign of the federal government's initiatives here, and the cuts to them have been drastic.

A vice president of government relations at Con Edison and, before that, a high - ranking City Council staffer, Mr. Banks is now the leader of perhaps the city's most consequential lobbying organizatCity Council staffer, Mr. Banks is now the leader of perhaps the city's most consequential lobbying organizatcity's most consequential lobbying organization.

Fuel duty's disproportionate impact on rural voters: «The Government understand the challenges faced by people in rural areas in relation to fuel costs, which those of us in city and urban areas perhaps do not face.

Perhaps those «brilliant» researchers might want to mention all the wars, the insurgencies, over population, Sharia laws, poor to thuggish governments, lack of to no education, rural moving into city life, or any of a host of problems associated with each of these countries.

But perhaps the most interesting aspect of the news is the government's plan to open its platform to to other cities and nations.