Sentence examples for liveable communities from inspiring English sources

By influencing decision making processes, sustainable happiness can guide individuals, communities and politicians in building so called "liveable communities" based on security and stability.

Supporters of green belts say the urban sprawl built in the 1920s and 1930s did not produce liveable communities and that housing can be built in a properly-planned way without getting rid of green belt laws.

Billie Giles-Corti, lead of the NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Healthy Liveable Communities, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, @billiegc Billie heads a centre with the mission to provide research that informs healthy urban design and planning.

Billie Giles-Corti, lead of the NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Healthy Liveable Communities, @billiegc In cities such as Bogotá, Addis Ababa, Mumbai and São Paulo, 50% of traffic fatalities are among pedestrians, and another 20-30% are among cyclists.

Harden's bustling office was ringed with posters featuring positions he unapologetically promoted: the rights of workers, LGBTQI and Indigenous peoples; a sanctuary province that would ensure equal access to services for refugees; massive investment in good green jobs, public transit and more liveable communities; and a rapid transition off fossil fuels envisioned in the Leap Manifesto.

There are eight (8) main transportation planning objectives to be achieved in organising an active transport system, such as congestion reduction, road and parking cost reduction, consumer cost reduction, crash risk reduction, air and noise pollution reduction, energy conservation, economic development benefits and liveable communities.

Forging all these approaches into a sustainable, system-wide approach avoids the trap of false choices, thinking, for example, that a growing economy is more important than a liveable community for our children.

Balancing the island's needs as a nature reserve and liveable community are challenging, however.

People prefer liveable, walkable communities," she says.

According to McKissick Jr: "It would have been a very liveable, planned community... something you'd see in many places throughout America – but which was very unique for Warren County".

Wells, who often speaks of building "liveable and "walkable communities," said he would use the new position to improve bus service and advocate for environmental policies.