Sentence examples for favour walking from inspiring English sources
In relation to the priorities of the borough for local transportation planning, one local planner explained: "certainly, the issue is to favour walking trips first, to favour the use of active transportation and also public transport, the busses and the metro, and after that, there is cars and parking" (LP1).
George Osborne has toyed with the idea in public too, and Michael Gove is reportedly in favour of walking out now.
When I'm a paying punter, I'm very much in favour of walking out of something you're not enjoying.
If you eschew the expensive gym in favour of walking or running, and switch the ready meals for fresh fruit and vegetables, you shouldn't be out of pocket.
A petite and very sprightly woman in her 70s, Ms Li talked excitedly about how she had spent hours literally running to keep up with the big man as Gough eschewed the motorcade in favour of walking.
The characteristics of these operations are in direct conflict with the urban infrastructure which is being increasingly redesigned in favour of walking, cycling and public transport, reducing the kerbside accessibility for last-mile operations.
Strong evidence was identified to show that neuro-electrical muscle stimulation (NMES) and chest wall vibration (CWV) could relieve breathlessness in COPD, and there was moderate evidence in favour of walking aids in COPD and breathing training in studies of mixed cardio-pulmonary disease and COPD.
I would favour conversing while walking through my local park, or perhaps sitting with a pint in a local hostelry.
And he added a word in favour of walkers and walking.
The Managing Director of Anglesey County Council wrote a letter of support in principle to Anglesey Central Railway (2006) Ltd in January 2006, however councillors voted in favour of a "cycle, walking and bridle path route" in March 2007, contributing £5,000 toward a feasibility study days before ACR(2006) Ltd were told that the lease of the railway from Network Rail had been approved.
"Older people are less likely to drive, favouring public transport and walking.
