Sentence examples for infrastructure cities from inspiring English sources

Key worker housing can help, but without better infrastructure, cities become crowded and quality of life continues to suffer.

But part of their success is in their social infrastructure: cities, factories, offices, large companies in business for decades or even centuries.

In September, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were replaced by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (UN 2015), where DRR was addressed by goals linked to poverty eradication, food security, infrastructure, cities and human settlements, climate change, and ecosystems.

Without mobility parking infrastructure, cities have no solution to secure the flood of new vehicles descending upon their streets and sidewalks, and we are the first company to do something about it.

The private sector is responding, seeing an opportunity in the increasing demand for climate-resilient infrastructure, cities, and energy systems.

Based on population size and infrastructure, cities in Nepal have been divided into three categories: Metropolitan, Sub-metropolitan and Municipality.

This is no small task and, aside from the barriers of financing and infrastructure, city authorities can only achieve so much during their relatively short time in office.

Given the chronic shortage of money to maintain and expand infrastructure, city officials expect the maps to make department workers more efficient by cutting down the time spent retrieving them.

He said the UK government was opening negotiations over a £1bn tidal lagoon energy project in Swansea, and on an infrastructure "city deal" for Cardiff.

Mostly as a result of their urban forms and transport infrastructures, cities today show a great variety of travel behaviours – most notably mode choice and trip lengths.

Watersheds are the most basic water supply infrastructure for cities.