Sentence examples for in conurbations from inspiring English sources

'I think the psychic scene flourishes in conurbations,' she says, softly.

Some councils and groups of authorities in conurbations are doing deals with the government.

These institutions are mostly in London or in conurbations of the north-west or north-east, and those are areas suffering anyway.

Rather, it will be up to councils in conurbations - and some of the 10 authorities in Greater Manchester are the most advanced in this field - to come forward with their plans.

Particularly in conurbations, the forecourt and surroundings of new passenger stations are laid out to provide adequate and convenient areas for connecting bus or trolley-car services, for private automobile parking, or for so-called "kiss-and-ride"—automobiles that are discharging or picking up rail passengers.

Heseltine has long advocated a unitary, or single-tier structure of local government throughout England (broadly similar to Scotland and Wales) and the abolition of 201 second-tier district councils – coupled with the imposition of elected mayors, particularly in conurbations such as Greater Manchester.

Setting Population based study in 15 conurbations in England and Wales.

We examined the short term effects of temperature in 15 conurbations in England and Wales, controlling for important confounders and making use of a large audit database of myocardial infarction events within which the validity of events could be confirmed against marker data from electrocardiographs and laboratories.

Ministers accept that the Greater Manchester "metro mayor" model – being replicated in some conurbations, but rejected in others – is hardly right for all the country.

As you can imagine, it is far easier to get sponsorship deals in major conurbations than it is in rural parts.

Even the weight of the skyscrapers, constantly on the rise in a conurbation in the throes of perpetual change, is contributing to Bangkok's gradual immersion.