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He was one of the first mayors to seize control of an urban school system.

Local (mainly Socialist) mayors had been warning for a while that tension remained high in the country's banlieues, two years on.

He even made a late-night tour with a few deputy mayors and reporters to see it for himself.

When the next generation, with its more modern ideas, became mayors and aldermen , this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

When the next generation, with its more modem ideas, became mayors and aldermen, this arrangement created some little dissatisfaction.

September 9, at the Mayors ' Building on the subject of "The Place of Expert Systems in Business During the Next Decade. "

Mayors all over the country are struggling with a lack of risk capital and overstretched personnel.

In all of these instances, the court-appointed guardian had signed the consent form; in two cases, the guardians were mayors.

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Provincial and local governments used to be run by appointees, usually uniformed ones, but now both governors and mayors are elected.

Women mayors usually have a strong sense of social problems and are concerned of the benefits of their cities.

Across Mexico, at least 11 mayors have been murdered so far this year.

To placate Italy's irate local mayors and governors, Mr Berlusconi lightened the burden of savings they were supposed to have made.

The US Conference of Mayors on Monday passed a resolution calling for a phasing out of bottled water by municipalities.

These and similar questions are always on the minds of policymakers in mayors' offices, governors' mansions, and the White House.

With their ceremonial sashes and grand town halls in even the remotest village, mayors occupy a special place in French life.

Mayors reception this evening supervisor, began to drink, M boss affectionately patting women under the Division: "Tonight how 'dry'? "

Nickels launched the U. S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement to enlist other mayors in committing to the greenhouse gas emissions targets.

I'm grateful to Congress, governors and mayors across the country, and to all of you whose support made this critical step possible.

The government seems to have no intention of giving mayors powers over serious matters such as policing.

It has vowed to get tougher on corruption recently, and last month executed two former vice-mayors after they were convicted of bribery.

Our party took a different tack that year, featuring the new ideas and economic achievements of several of our governors and mayors.

More Governors and Mayors from the southern region of the U. S. have visited China and attended the Shanghai World Expo.

It was accelerated by a process of devolution introduced by Mr Musharraf, which put the district under elected mayors, not bureaucrats.

In a speech to French mayors, the president urged strikers to reconsider continuing their walkout that has cost the country so dearly.

Trenton says, "we shouldn't have our mayors telling us what to drink; you wouldn't want him to tell you what to wear. "

An ambitious package of local government reforms, establishing elected mayors to run the district-level bureaucracy, was another.

London's mayors have resented the fettering of their power over one of the capital's economic arteries.

But that isn't something worth celebrating, at least not for Chinese mayors.

He gave warning that if governments don't act, he and the other mayors will.

There's widespread nervousness over the violence as the public vote for new mayors and governors.

But many mayors along the border say that troops are not needed, at least not yet.

Turkey needs to stop the common practice in the south-east of arresting and jailing elected mayors for allegedly expressing PKK sympathies.

"So other ordinances from mayors throughout Italy would be welcome, they would have my full support. "

A report by Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a group of 300 city mayors, considers which states are the source of most weapons used in crime.

The second one was the San Francisco Bay Area where Gavin Newsom created a beautiful policy across all the mayors.

Town mayors, cemetery directors, and the French Gendarmerie have all supported the brigade in its planning of the ceremonies.

The rules of local governments shall be promulgated by orders signed by governors of provinces, chairmen of autonomous regions or mayors .

The former mayors of Newark, Paterson and Camden, to name but a few, have or are serving time in prison.

Mayors reported using electric vehicles, better street lighting and improved waste management to reduce cities' greenhouse emissions.

As well as the Conservatives, the new centre-left Green Party, involving three former mayors of Bogota, will hold a primary on that day.

However, after two early reform mayors, a Democratic political organization had established itself replacing the old Republican one.

As a part of National Homeless Animals' Day, many governors and mayors sign proclamations written by ISAR.

And the law should be changed to allow mayors to appoint cabinet members from beyond the ranks of elected council officials.

He is hastily politicising policing by introducing elected commissioners, when more elected mayors would be a better idea.

Public services would be run by town halls rather than Whitehall, and more cities would have elected mayors with real powers.

Voters are also casting ballots to elect thousands of municipal candidates, including the mayors of some major cities.

Nowadays, the election of city mayors , consider most whether the mayor can well manage the finance industry.

The recent forest fires have reinforced a sense of drift; local mayors were quick to blame the government for not reacting faster.

Deloitte, a consultancy, worries that reform will lead to a mess of overlapping county, district and parish councils, local MPs and mayors.

Now it's a bustling tourism center, aninspiration for mayors around the world hoping for a "Gehryeffect. "

David Cameron, the prime minister, has backed away from earlier plans for powerful "executive mayors" .

We need to encourage our governors and provincial leaders, our mayors and local officials to spend a little more time comparing notes.

It is to try to preserve the loyalty of the mayors that Mr Kirchner has made many of them congressional candidates.

Her relationship with the Peronist base of unions, party-machine mayors, and street-protest organisations is distant.

As he points out (and as many mayors have long argued), suburban commuters still use the city police and drive on city streets.

Mayors reward political supporters with school directorships and sometimes teaching jobs.

Opposition politicians elected as mayors and state governors last November have found it hard to exercise power.

Arguments for elected mayors tend to turn on their visibility.

China is better run than India, with more powerful city mayors who build basic infrastructure to support wealth-creating migrants.

More than 600 mayors from around the world have committed their cities to comply with the Kyoto Protocol.

The mayors are also meeting with federal officials on improving transportation, housing and education.

Germany, too, has gradually embraced elected mayors, previously confined to the south of the country.

Mayors are working hard to explain why it takes longer or costs more to start a business in their city than in others in the same country.

The politics of the dispute are tangled, not least because many French mayors are also parliamentary deputies, and 11 are even ministers.

Canadian mayors from Calgary and Ottawa recently flew to Beijing to similarly promote their respective cities.

But homelessness has moved up the agenda for many American mayors in the past couple of years.

The Southern Pacific bribed and cajoled legislators, judges, journalists and mayors.

A number of activist mayors are transforming their cities into paragons of innovation.

Francis, and the parish presidents and the mayors, and the city councilmen to make the right decisions for the people of this community.

Within this group, Democratic mayors outnumber Republicans four to one.

Indigenous politicians have begun to make headway in Congress and as mayors.

Local elections work well, unlike messy national elections; mayors are confirmed or kicked out.

As postcards grew in popularity, Oakland grew astride, led by two ambitious mayors, Frank K. Mott and John L. Davie.

To pay bribes to tax police and fire inspectors; to kowtow to rapacious mayors and governors.

General Schedules for the first "Mayors Forum of Provincial Capital Cities in Pan-Pearl River Delta"

If city-dwellers believe that mayors will be costly figureheads, they are likely to vote against them.

For instance, the lure of striking gold by manufacturing green has turned the heads of mayors across China.

The London Development Agency is the mayors agency for business and jobs and the principal funder of Think London.

Education scholars generally agree that mayors can help failing districts, but they are starting to utter warnings.

So it is by no means certain that Britain's cities will vote for mayors next year.

Pressure from mayors has stalled the federal government's plan to abolish municipal forces.

La Guardia (1882-1947) was the first of the city's modern mayors to serve three four-year terms.

In civilian life, many of the Tuskegee airmen became lawyers, doctors, judges, congressmen and mayors.

There are few democracies where city mayors can be removed at the whim of national leaders.

He had tried without success to get allies elected as state governors or mayors of big cities.

There are to be more directly elected mayors in major cities and new, elected local police commissioners.

There are reasonable doubts about how effective mayors can be without clear new powers.

Fifty mayors of Chinese cities visit every three months for courses in city management.

Joseph Viteritti, editor of "When Mayors Take Charge" , a book on school reform, agrees that modifications are needed.

Yet the experience of Britain's few existing mayors suggests there are ways of grabbing influence even when formal powers are lacking.

Summary: Britain's plans for elected mayors point in the right direction, but are too timid.

In some places, and mayors , governors, members shake hands, with a shadow, and it is not difficult.

Four governors and 26 mayors are being investigated for allegedly mishandling flood assistance.

That's why the professional field is very weak in the face of the powerful mayors.

But behind all the pomp and pageantry, lord mayors now have a more serious job to do.

'Chinese mayors want to create new cities that are sustainable, smarter and intelligent. '

State legislators also will be chosen in many states on November 2, along with county executives, mayors, and city and town council members.

A consultation on powers, which will conclude in January, hints vaguely that mayors will be "ambassadors and champions" for their area.

More than one-third of the country's mayors are active or retired farmers.

We're going to the local level here, talking with three mayors.

Governors and mayors have declared states of emergency .

That's also why 128 mayors from both parties wrote to Congress asking them to come together and pass a clean extension.

Now 240 mayors from across Australia and New Zealand have agreed to go one step further.

As mayors become leaders of school reform, cities look to New York.

Three cities, three mayors, three stories about your money.

Elected mayors are an important step on the road to localism.

There have been cases when past ambassadors have been made deputy mayors of provincial cities in China after their stint in Korea.

In October the country will vote again, this time for mayors and governors.

First public election of ward mayors conducted.

Last month seven mayors were charged over their ties to the gang.

That would, however, require concessions such as Kurdish-language education, more power for local mayors and reining in the army.

Almost 400 mayors have signed an agreement to cut their cities' emissions in line with Kyoto.

The mayors of Yan'an and Yulin also received their interviews.

Congratulations! You made the dream of all mayors come true by providing work for all your citizens!

Elected mayors are still a political novelty.

If city-dwellers plump for elected mayors, they will have large fiefs.

Pending referendums, 12 big cities outside London could have elected mayors by 2013.

Mayors wear chains round their necks as badges of office.

To do so he will need to get a city law changed that limits mayors to two terms.

Right-wing mayors of Italian towns gave her gold medals.

The result is that mayors must constantly go cap-in-hand to the provincial and federal governments for money for capital projects.

Some mayors have even called it the capital of the world.

In France, he argues, it is common for ministers to double as mayors.

Over 60 mayors in the US have already canceled bottled water contracts.

Mexico is a federation of 31 states and 2, 456 municipalities, whose governors and mayors guard their limited powers jealously.

Mayors in 294 cities pledging to meet the Kyoto targets.

Today, Seoulites elect their mayor, city council members, and 25 district mayors.

He, or she, is a model to other cities that are toying with the idea of elected mayors.

Brazil's 27 governors and its 5, 600 mayors are all looking to garnish their budgets.

Mayors have power because they are perceived to be powerful.

And what about the mass arrests of 1, 500 BDP officials, including elected mayors?

How do you pitch a program like yours when mayors are preoccupied with cutting budgets?

Tougher laws will be little use without enforcement, which is the job of mayors.

For example, it wants more cities to have elected mayors.

There are 6 female governors; of the 100 big-city mayors, 8 are women.

Serbia's president, Boris Tadic, has been pleading with Kosovo Serb mayors to open the roads.

In China's 656 cities, 670 mayors and vice-mayors are women.

International Colloquium of Mayors on Social Development;

World Conference of Mayors, Local Government and Private Sector Partners;

China Mayors Association Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce

Improving financial ecology need financial mayors

Opening Ceremony of Mayors Forum of Provincial Capital Cities in Pan-Pearl River Delta

tSend Daktronics profile to mayors' mailbox on a monthly basis;

practice selective annihilation of mayors

World Conference of Mayors for Peace through Inter-City Solidarity;

the two Londons have separate city halls and elect separate mayors,

United States Conference of Mayors

SCIT, Mr John Tsang to attend Pan-PRD Provincial Capital City Mayors Forum

Mayors Forum of Provincial Capital Cities in Pan-Pearl River Delta

Meeting of Latin American Mayors Urban Security;

ICLS; International Conference of Mayors against Drugs;

Regional Meeting of Mayors as Defenders of Children;

Forum of Mayors on Cities and Desertification;

The First Televised Mayors Forum of PPR Delta Capital Cities

Summit Conference of Mayors of Large Cities;

Code for Mayors as Defenders of Children;

Mayors as defenders of children;

The concepts of scientific development by mayors in China