Sentence examples for become liveable from inspiring English sources

To become liveable, cities will have to improve public transport.

To become liveable, cities will have to improve public transport, address rising violent crime and generate opportunities for young Africans.

The international tie-in is a sign of Foshan's ambition to become a "liveable" city, attractive to the kind of people that a sophisticated service industry needs.

Downtown will become more liveable for locals and easier to navigate for business travellers and international visitors.

For the first time in years, Muscovites felt as if their city was becoming liveable.

Moscow has become immeasurably more liveable during the time I've been there.

Increasingly, cities across Europe are investing in different ways to become greener and more liveable.

What is the point of amassing such monetary claims if the society in which I can use them in has become a lot less liveable?

Creating liveable neighborhood has become a new urban agenda for the coming decades.

Institutions governing metropolitan planning and infrastructure provision were rescaled to form the Auckland 'Super City Councill in 2010, with an ambitious vision to become the world's most liveable city and ongoing political contestation between the local and central government.

He said that, in addition to scrapping fossil fuel subsidies and introducing a carbon tax, the World Bank's plan involved spending more on energy efficiency, measures to make agriculture greener and changes to help cities become less polluted and more liveable.