Sentence examples for level of cities from inspiring English sources

Other comprehensive interventions, such as the EPODE programme, took place at the level of cities and towns.

What are the best sites — down to the level of cities and individual hospitals — around the world for recruiting patients for clinical trials based on particular diseases?

At the level of cities, neighbourhood greenness has proven to encourage children to go out and be physically active (Grisby-Toussaint et al. 2011).

Unemployment is over 8%, the highest of any big city in the country, and yet inflation rests at the lowest level of cities we measured.

Some other efforts, such as the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, have similarly tried to build sectoral workforce systems at the level of cities, metropolitan areas or sub-state regions, usually with support from the federal government or groups of private foundations33.

"I think what we'll get are piecemeal, slow, poorly coordinated efforts, mostly at the level of cities, nations, and regions rather than the globe as a whole," says Paul Edwards. Edwards states that climate change is indisputably underway.

The report recommends the creation of local transport bodies modelled on Transport for London at the level of city-regions and combined authorities.

Ferry companies have long complained that despite the number of the city's waterways, intracity water services — with the exception of the Staten Island ferry — gets nowhere near the level of city subsidies that the subway and bus systems receive.

The advantage of sharing some of the fiscal dividend directly with employers, rather than doing a deal at the level of city authorities, is that the incentive to offer a pay rise will be more meaningful for individual businesses.

The Democratic majority in that chamber has been seeking a way to hand Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg control over the schools while preserving some of the board's power and guaranteeing a constant level of city support for education.

Americans, in their view, have been sorting themselves over the past three decades into homogeneous communities — not at the regional level, or the red-state/blue-state level, but at the micro level of city and neighborhood.