Sentence examples for liveability for from inspiring English sources

Using the Environments for Health Framework, this paper makes suggestions to improve liveability for families in this municipality.

Using a case study approach employing qualitative (diaries, in-depth interviews) and quantitative (Global Positioning Systems and Geographical Information Systems mapping) methods, this paper explores the effect of the neighbourhood environment and its influence on liveability for older urban people.

While several bloggers campaigned for simple green parks and squares, Sandra Hoj in Copenhagen – a city that already regularly attracts plaudits for its "liveability" – called for rooftops to be opened up to provide more public space for citizens, a change that "should be prescribed by the doctor".

THE ECONOMIST has published liveability rankings for metropolitan areas around the world.

Sydney is continually recognised for its liveability and increasingly for its sustainability, but we fall behind on transport.

This research aimed to develop a practical method for assessing the liveability of a residential neighbourhood, tested in two contrasting countries, Iran and Estonia.

Ann Friedman's tongue-in-cheek article in the LA Times aims to respond to the growing number of pieces – including from New York publications – that marvel at the so-called "liveability" of Los Angeles, a city known for its dominant car infrastructure.

This data is used as a baseline for recommendations on how to improve the liveability of the city or neighbourhood in question.

It boasts a wonderful natural setting but it doesn't rely on its natural beauty for liveability.

What set this region apart for liveability was not that the politicians and citizens were enlightened (though some were); it was that Seattle and its suburbs were so much younger than the rest of the country.

Again the social sciences, bolstered by increasingly successful corporate ventures into city design, were instrumental in infrastructure planning, embedding the belief that public and corporate desires for liveability and efficiency were compatible.