Meanings of work with city in English

Snyder said the state will work with city leaders on how the credits are applied.

I have found Sandel's analysis to be enormously helpful in my work with city leaders.

When I was in school in Chicago I got to do some work with city gangs there.

What I learned there included working with open data, as well as how to work with city governments.

He could work with city leaders and executives; he could recruit high-up federal employees-opportunitiesthat would be impossible in the Bay Area.

In the traditions of what might be called cautious devolution in England, the government will work with city regions to "co-design" this new welfare-to-work initiative.

She wants to work with cities to improve the environment for all citizens.

Today, Sidewalk Labs is launching its own mini-venture, which builds on its work with cities.

By comparison, it was easier to work with cities.

The Clinton Climate Initiative, founded by President Bill Clinton, works with cities on programs to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

In 2012, she moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and began working with City Kids Wilderness Project, a program for at-risk youth.

He's a consultant who works with cities, regions, festivals and governments on cultural policy and development, so he's not making this up.

The program works with city health department doctors and trained school nurses to give students a fuller range of contraceptive services, including pregnancy tests.

And increasingly, scientists and conservationists are working with city planners, architects and even artists to develop creative solutions to sharing urban areas with wildlife.

In 2014, the United Nations appointed him the first special envoy for cities and climate change to work with cities globally to combat global warming.

The Clinton Climate Initiative, founded by former President Bill Clinton, which works with cities on programs to cut greenhouse gas emissions, is a project adviser.