Sentences with WARDMOTES
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"The wardmotes were typically attended by the residents of the ward."
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"One of the main purposes of wardmotes was to elect a headman or beadle for the ward."
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"At wardmotes, issues such as law enforcement, maintenance of public spaces, and local disputes were addressed."
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"The wardmotes played a crucial role in maintaining law and order at the local level."
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"The history of wardmotes can be traced back to the Anglo-Saxon period."
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"In some cases, the wardmotes were presided over by a representative of the local lord or manor."
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"The procedures followed in wardmotes varied from one region to another."
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"During wardmotes, the accounts of the ward's finances were often presented and audited."
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"In medieval London, wardmotes were an integral part of the city's administrative structure."
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"The attendees of wardmotes were expected to uphold the decisions made during the meetings."
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"The decline of wardmotes began in the late medieval period."
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"The records of wardmotes provide valuable insights into the social and economic conditions of medieval England."
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"Having the opportunity to participate in wardmotes empowered the common people."
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"The wardmotes were held annually to discuss community issues."
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"Attendees at the wardmotes included local government officials and community leaders."
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"During the wardmotes, residents had the opportunity to voice their concerns."
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"The wardmotes served as a platform for the community to propose initiatives."
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"At the wardmotes, the ward councilors presented updates on ongoing projects."
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"The outcome of the wardmotes had a direct impact on the local policies."
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"The wardmotes played a crucial role in promoting citizen participation."
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"The wardmotes provided a space for residents to engage in constructive discussions."
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"The wardmotes facilitated transparency and accountability in local governance."
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"The wardmotes were deemed essential for effective community development."
