0 a town in the UK that did not develop gradually but was planned and created by the government -- （英国由政府规划建设的）新市镇
Therefore, the establishment, or enlargement, of a new town will be an act of bureaucracy and not of democracy.
There is a possibility of a new town.
The new town was not entirely a collection of working-class housing estates, but the lack of a sizeable 'middle-class' population accentuated the need for some -exibility in its housing policy.
Through these efforts the new town reformers succeeded in creating an attractive alternative to conventional suburbia which, it is argued, remains poorly designed for its new urban role.
Over the past five decades of the town construction, most state-run businesses in the old town were gradually either closed down or moved to the new town.
Abdominal pain in six year olds : an epidemiological study in a new town.
The neutralization of some in-uential puritans and bitter divisions over the appointment of a new town preacher in 1593 dulled the zeal which had marked earlier experiments.
This demographic move also means that better-off customers (state employees) were drawn away to the new town.
