town hall znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady town hall

• Guideline developers and stakeholders convene regularly in a series of town hall-style meetings in which a guideline advisory committee serves as executive body.

• All six had their own civic authority and, by the late nineteenth century, their own town council and town hall.

• The stocks, for example, were usually located in front of the town hall, and a jail cell inside served to imprison disobedient burghers.

• Yet, most of them were weak, dominated by, and dependent upon, the town hall.

• To varying extents, the local (nightclub, pub, town hall, or council) remains crucial in helping to articulate knowledges and practices existing within their own 'reason'.

• We see little of the contemporary dynamics, whether in the neighbourhood, town hall or cabinet office.

• They stood at the town gates and in front of the town hall.

• In the public sphere, the town hall and other civic buildings together with the ritual and aggregated privileges and practices of incorporation presented a vision of municipal independence.