Sentence examples for developing a city from inspiring English sources
Ultra-large tankers full of crude from the Middle East are supposed to berth offshore, their cargo pumped to shore to feed petrochemical plants and steel mills.At times it all sounds a bit like SimCity, a video game in which players are given the task of founding and developing a city.
"We are developing a city in Portugal that will ultimately deploy tens of millions of collaborating sensors in buildings, transportation, energy, water and waste systems, public lighting and a myriad of other sensors," he says.
Developing a city with the best hotels and amenities to attract international tourists was their main priority.
In spite of these setbacks, Macri launched a presidential campaign for the 2015 election and will likely tout several advancements he has made as mayor, such as funding flood prevention projects, creating new bike paths and developing a city police force.
The City of Edmonton is developing a city-wide cycling network through the Complete Streets project (inclusively) and the On-Street Bike Route project (exclusively).
Birmingham city council has advertised for a private sector company to help develop a city wide wireless network.
Just a year ago, a news conference was held to announce Rudolph W. Giuliani's selection of the Guggenheim Museum's proposal to develop a city property on the East River at the foot of Wall Street.
After the Communist victory in 1949, Beijing was restored as the nation's capital, and the country's pre-eminent architectural expert, Liang Sicheng, was asked to develop a city plan.
In order to help local policy makers to identify viable and efficient solutions, we developed a city-scale emission model (GAINS-City) based on the Greenhouse Gas and Air Pollution Interactions and Synergies (GAINS) model developed by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA, Austria).
El Ghorab and Shalaby [45] discussed a green city as a new approach for planning and developing a sustainable city.
Green technologies are key when developing a smart city, and Stockholm, one of Europe's most connected cities, knows this.
