Sentence examples for designed to provide public from inspiring English sources

Cities must be designed to provide public space that can be used by anybody, Clos says.

This is not socially admirable or economically productive". Cities must be designed to provide public space that can be used by anybody, Clos says.

These institutions differ from traditional civil society institutions in that they are designed to provide public goods in much the same way as cities do.

We augment the standard model to allow the principal to subject herself to a test designed to provide public information about her type.

"The drumline policy was designed to provide public catharsis through retribution, not public safety," Christopher Neff, a public-policy shark expert who teaches at the University of Sydney, said.

'Openstudios Hudson Square' (Saturday) The second event in a series from Openhousenewyork, which is designed to provide public access to architecture and design studios in New York City, continues this week.

It is designed to provide a public repository for CD spectroscopic data on macromolecules, to parallel the Protein Data Bank (PDB) for crystallographic, electron microscopic, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic data.

The commission was designed to provide the public with an "independent and reliable" source of information about the science of climate change, as well as global policies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Pleading guilty to a federal crime is usually a routine matter: defendants waive their rights to a trial and then attest to their crimes in detail, an exercise designed to provide both a public acknowledgment of responsibility and an assurance that the plea is true.

Yet they were persuaded that, even in their cases, it was in their interests to support and join a process designed to provide some protection for the public and build some authority for themselves".

The Conservative party unveiled plans on Monday for £5bn worth of funding to support housebuilding, £2bn of which was designed to provide 15,000 new homes on public land by 2020.