Sentence examples for city movements from inspiring English sources

The new movements, as Cambridge sociologist Gören Therborn has pointed out, are city movements, not national ones, yet most of the changes they want, either explicitly or implicitly, require action by nation-states.

In urban areas, there has been a growth of so-called city movements, networks of campaigners challenging traditional political parties on questions of governance, corruption, planning and the environment.

Without the concomitant human capacity to use architecture to better serve humanity, we would not have had the arts and crafts and garden city movements, the Bauhaus, decades of efforts by enlightened architects to provide housing solutions for the poor, and, today, Sinclair's Architecture for Humanity.

Within the city, movement is more problematic.

Catering for public health should be an integral part of the smart city movement and thinking.

Ms. Hubbell rejects any notion that the "slow city" movement is elitist.

The future for the age-friendly city movement it to engage with the smart city debate.

Promoted by the World Health Organisation, the age-friendly city movement has spread across the globe.

Pioneering cities in the smart city movement include Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona, Copenhagen, and Dublin, as well as Amsterdam.

From the Future Cape Town network comes this piece which asks: how can South African cities benefit from the smart city movement?

Labour again needs to make the most of its strong position in city government by creating a Fair City Movement.