Sentence examples for boosting city from inspiring English sources

This paper examines the place-making role of light rail (supertrams, light metros and streetcars) through analysis of its material and meaningful impacts in relation to boosting city image and quality.

This government is quietly moving from trying to revive regions (Labour's preoccupation) to boosting cities and their hinterlands.It may be right.

Central planning has never worked in boosting cities; perhaps it is time they had a little freedom.Update: a reader sent over this documentary about the (thankfully failed) plan for London.

He sees no contradiction between boosting cities and similar measures for the counties.

The complexity of these emerging threat categories, along with others that are not in the Index, such as war, requires the development of new solutions boosting city-level resilience.

Liverpool's slip up against Crystal Palace on Tuesday will have boosted City's confidence, but their mission remained the same.

Homeless service providers are working now to boost city funding for shelters and housing programs that explicitly welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth.

A multitude of small businesses were centred in Manhattan by the 1850s, and the clothing, furniture, pianos, cigars, and dozens of other products they created boosted city exports.

Manuel Pellegrini is hopeful Bony can boost City's prospects of retaining the title and help them knock Barcelona out of the Champions League.

A proposal by the company to install even more cameras in an effort to boost city revenue was rejected; city auditors argued that more cameras would only mean a greater shortfall.

Most efforts to boost city morale have turned into dismal jokes (New York as Fun City), but the organization that planned the Baltimore fair, the Citizens Planning and Housing Association avoided the excesses of some by establishing the fair as a celebration of the city's various neighborhoods, rather than a celebration of the city itself.