Sentence examples for comprehensive green from inspiring English sources

In a recent report the Aldersgate Group sets out the case for a comprehensive green growth strategy.

· Chris Huhne, party environment spokesman and leadership contender, will seek to sell his comprehensive green package to wary delegates who may fear it means higher taxes - not "greener and fairer" taxes.

While new energy sources will initially be more expensive than fossil fuels, politicians in the West, mindful of a stagnant or shrinking manufacturing base, are hopeful that clean technology offers a way of rebuilding older industrial areas by creating a comprehensive green supply chain.

Among small-town sustainability efforts, none is more celebrated, and rightfully so, than the comprehensive green strategy currently being implemented in Greensburg, Kansas (population 785 as of 2013).

Cities: From PlaNYC in New York, to the comprehensive Green Vision of San Jose, California, cities across the country are increasing efficiency, retrofitting buildings and street lights, requiring greener buildings and cleaner energy, and putting in bike lanes and greenspace.

While the thinking is in its infancy, the Montgomery County Planning Department - under Maryland law, the county has legal authority - is considering a comprehensive green overhaul of Bethesda's downtown plan, currently being updated by for the first time in twenty years.

In developing, planning or managing comprehensive urban green space networks it is important to ensure that natural looking scenes are well maintained and that the local community is culturally connected to such scenes.

Sir Robin Wales, Mayor of Newham, said: "We have always maintained that West Ham United's relocation to Stratford had the potential to deliver an Olympic Legacy beyond Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park as a key part of the comprehensive regeneration of Green Street and Upton Park.

Here to help is a comprehensive guide to green boating practices from the parks department.

"There is a strong argument to allow local authorities to make a comprehensive assessment of green belt land to identify areas that could be used to address London's chronic housing shortages without adversely impacting on the environment".

He chose a £300-a-week job as a teaching assistant at Islington Green comprehensive in north London, one of the local schools Blair rejected for his children in favour of the London Oratory, a Roman Catholic comprehensive with an elite intake.