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UK
/sˈɪtɪwˌaɪd/
]
[ US /ˈsɪtiˌwaɪd/ ]
[ US /ˈsɪtiˌwaɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
occurring or extending throughout a city
citywide bussing
a citywide strike
How To Use citywide In A Sentence
- Both types of facility are likely to be more difficult to site than a citywide facility designed to serve the electroplating industry.
- In that time we have planted more than 54,000 native trees and shrubs and reintroduced 88,000 herbaceous plants citywide.
- At the time the decision to apply for trust status was made, it was undergoing citywide changes, and there was a sense of innovation throughout the city.
- The council also instructed Gittings and Lounsbery to come back in 30 days with a draft ordinance for a citywide cabaret tax.
- It's never been tried on a scale like this before in the public sector, but D. C.'s 35-year-old [Sivak] hopes unleashing his workers from face-time requirements and office schedules will help him overcome a managerial triple-whammy: punishing budget cuts, a citywide hiring freeze, and the perennial challenge of recruiting talented IT workers to lower government pay. DeMorning DeBonis: Oct. 14, 2010
- a citywide strike
- Rent for nonsubsidized apartments ($1,218 on average) is slightly higher than the citywide average ($1,146); however, 44 percent of the subsidized housing in the city is located in the center city, and 84 percent of the people living downtown are renters. DSA: Panhandling Proposal Isn’t Rich vs. Poor « PubliCola
- He says the city wants to establish a citywide internet connection through the cable system.
- ‘Three guys in a bucket truck’ can get a citywide network set up in a matter of weeks, not months or years, he said.
- The first Asian-American to hold citywide office, he has been seen as a contender to succeed Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2013. New Scrutiny Clouds Role for Watchdog