Sentence examples for public estates from inspiring English sources
FROM Delaware to Massachusetts, private gardens and public estates, houses new and old, and show houses brimming with ideas will soon be open to the public.
Delaware WILMINGTON AND NEW CASTLE, MAY 4 -- Ten private gardens and houses and two public estates will be open for the 55th annual Wilmington Garden Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The study revealed that housing transformation in public estates are a strategy to address shortfalls' associated with the physical design, structure and construction paucities, especially in living space, lifestyle and size, and for addressing pecuniary and livelihood challenges through home-based enterprises.
New trends in urban growth in Accra have put many poor households at a detriment, and there is a growing fragility that threatens the economic and social balance of residence in public estates resulting in many transforming their residence to cope and as a new form of urban resilience.
Due to the lack of good infrastructure in the public estates, many older adults in urban areas are sedentary.
In consideration of the participants' walking capacity and the hilly environment, the project team identified several routes on the public estates that could be used on either sunny or rainy days.
"Internet filtering across the public estate is essential.
Stephen Jacobs, senior programme manager of the One Public Estate programme, Local Government Association There's been an acceleration during this parliament of public service organisations sharing property and making major savings.
But this line is a cop-out: the National Trust cannot run every wood in the public estate.Colin is not the LeviathanTo be blunt, the government is failing wretchedly to sell the Big Society.
Selling buildings and shrinking offices saves money, but Stephen Jacobs from the One Public Estate Programme warned against overlooking the less tangible, but harmful side-effects of a narrow focus on money saved.
Mr. Hastings and friends tried hard in the last Congress to undermine many basic environmental laws and open up huge swaths of America's public estate, onshore and offshore, to drilling, including the coasts of Maine, California, Oregon and Washington (Mr. Hastings's home state), as well as all the waters off Alaska.
