Sentence examples for cities manage from inspiring English sources

He says, "from our experience working with pilot cities governments and local design institutes, there are both technical and management issues, depending on how the local pilot cities manage those challenges; some cities move faster, some comparably slow".

Cities are also generally responsible for garbage disposal, and many cities manage parks and recreational amenities, such as golf courses.

Cycling will prosper only if cities manage to make it feel a lot safer than it does today.

Swiss and German cities manage far more of their journeys by bike, foot and public transport than UK cities do.

He said he also wanted to watch the program through its first year and see how the cities manage.

IoT technology can help cities manage congestion, help sport track balls and players to better understand how they play, and let medical devices call for help when readings look bad.

Several larger cities managed to survive, perhaps as a result of careful management or that the droughts had not affected them so severely, but also came under increasing external cultural influences.

In "CityVille", for instance, there are incentives for players to help with the running of other cities managed by their friends.

"We've moved from the back office to the core mission of cities — managing traffic, monitoring public health, optimizing water use and crime-fighting," says Jon C. Iwata, a senior vice president.

It means that the largest cities managed to maintain their geographic dominance far beyond smaller ones.

Zia Yusuf, president and CEO of smart parking developers Streetline Inc, explains why he thinks this technology could transform our cities, managing traffic flow, easing congestion and cutting down the time we waste looking for a parking spot.