Sentence examples for To be liveable from inspiring English sources

Life has to be liveable".

For cities to be liveable, according to Søholt, people also need to have "freedom of choice in terms of mobility.

"The proposition is, as well as everything else, in order to be a great manufacturing city, in order to be a great university city, in order to be a great anything city, you've got to be liveable.

For a city to be liveable and humane, I think we need to move away from looking at it as this polished, sterile environment.

The common value to all of these cases is how in the interplay between the players of the religious game -- God and the Israelites -- they learn together how to widen a new and rigid infrastructure, not only in order not only for it to be liveable, but in order to serve its purpose.

In a modern city, a robust digital infrastructure is essential to manage the physical resources and ensure that the city will be liveable and sustainable over the long term.

GAZA, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Gaza will no longer be "liveable" by 2020 unless urgent action is taken to improve water supply, power, health, and schooling, the United Nations' most comprehensive report on the Palestinian enclave said on Monday.

I hope Jakarta can be a better place for various kinds of people from different backgrounds, races, religions" (Anonymous, resident for 7 years) "Jakarta should be liveable for all, not just rich people, because everyone deserves to live in the city.

Will crowded urban places be liveable?

But without planning and government investment in infrastructure, public transportation and parks, and the provision of clean water and sanitation, cities won't be liveable.

"Leith Walk itself has been transformed from a pretty grim road to one that is liveable with wide footpaths and zebra crossings.