Sentence examples for a coordinated street from inspiring English sources

"A coordinated street furniture franchise will promote continuity along city streetscapes," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has submitted legislation to the City Council that would award a single company a "coordinated street furniture franchise" to provide public toilets and revamp and maintain bus shelters, newsstands, news racks and benches.

His administration and the City Council are working on a plan for coordinated "street furniture" -- toilets, newsstands, kiosks and bus shelters that would carry ads to pay for installation and maintenance, and would generate revenue for the city treasury.

On Saturday at about 8 30 PM, three men carried out a coordinated ambush on a street in Baltimore, Maryland, likely in retaliation for a previous shooting, injuring eight individuals before fleeing.

Wall Street Rattner comes out against a coordinated industrial policy (which, by the way, should include measures to prevent extortion and coercion by giant companies).

BAGHDAD — A coordinated wave of seven car bombs tore through bustling commercial streets on Saturday night in Shiite areas of Baghdad, part of a relentless wave of violence that killed at least 46 people inside and outside the capital.

"One could be forgiven for saying that there is a coordinated campaign against the foreign journalists," Matt Bradley, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, said Sunday in an interview with Al Jazeera's English-language sister network.

The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Trump administration officials and allies are planning a coordinated attack on Rosenstein to lay the groundwork for his firing.

A1 Although nearly all of the anti-Republican protesters have been peaceful, some of the more radical demonstrators are carrying out a coordinated plan to strike out at delegates at their hotels, breakfasts, parties, and on the streets.

Cemusa has brought "a better design to newsstands, improving the streetscape in a coordinated way with the bus shelters and pay toilets," said Brooke McKenna, an assistant commissioner in the Department of Transportation who coordinates street-furniture financing.

In those 2015 remarks, McCain repeated a Wall Street Journal claim that the U.S. Department of Education, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and California attorney general Kamala Harris "mounted a coordinated campaign that drove for-profit Corinthian College out of business".