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Resolution reviewing the Reports on Municipal Taxation and Expenditure in the Bombay Presidency (Including Sind) for the year 1905-1906

, 1904
Municipal Commissioner, Government of Bombay
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Reports on Municipal Taxation and Expenditure in the Bombay Presidency (Including Sind) for the year 1925-26

, 1927
Municipal Commissioner, Government of Bombay
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Resolution reviewing the Reports on Municipal Taxation and Expenditure in the Bombay Presidency (Including Sind) for the year 1908-09

, 1910
Municipal Commissioner, Government of Bombay
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Reports on Municipal Taxation and Expenditure in the Bombay Presidency (Including Sind) for the year 1899-1900

, 1900
Municipal Commissioner, Government of Bombay
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Reports on Municipal Taxation and Expenditure in the Bombay Presidency (Including Sind) for the year 1893-94

, 1895
Municipal Commissioner, Government of Bombay
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Modes of Governing Municipal Waste

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2007
From recent debates on governance and governmentality, two key analytical imperatives arise: the need to engage simultaneously with the structures and processes of governing, and the need to recognise the plurality and multiplicity of governing sites and activities.
Bulkeley, H., Watson, M., Hudson, R.
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Municipal governments’ (mis)governance

International Journal of Disclosure and Governance, 2010
Since the 1970s, major financial disasters have occurred frequently in the public finance sector leading to taxpayers bearing the losses and paying higher taxes for many years. During the past few decades public entities such as New York City, California's Orange and San Diego Counties, Ohio's Cuyahoga County, and many public funds, local governments ...
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Municipal Government

2018
One of the greatest problems that confronts America today is that of the municipal government. Over one-third (1/3) of our population is rapidly increasing. The prevailing system of government in these cities is almost universally admitted to be inadequate. W.H. Allen, Professor Eaton, Mr.
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