Roadside public welfare signs carrying the instructions "Do not spit", "Wash your hands before you eat" and "Help needy strangers" are new.
In many tropical countries foods are commonly sold at all public places and roadside shops.
The hot spots were then grouped into two categories: (1) non-public (brothels, hotels, lodges, roadside cafes, and homes) and (2) public (streets, market areas, highways, and cinemas).
Bok devised magazine departments to inform and advise women on almost every subject: he campaigned for woman suffrage, sleeping-car improvement, wildlife conservation, and clean cities and towns; he opposed roadside billboards, public drinking cups, and power-company encroachment at Niagara Falls, New York.
When I arrive at a new place, I usually head straight for the public market or a roadside stand.
Recent rapid urbanization of Guangzhou in south China has degraded its rich urban-tree endowment, scattered in roadside, park, and public and semi-public grounds.
Using goats to clear roadsides and public lands of brush and weeds is hardly new, but usually they tend to work far from a downtown.
These informal settlement sites, called evacuation centers, were made of local material and plastic sheeting and located in public spaces and on roadsides.
About 85% of the respondents supported off-farm tree planting on public marginal lands such as roadsides, railways, embankment and other khas lands.
As a consequence of this specificity and effectiveness, GBHs are also used extensively in urban areas for weed control on roadsides and in public parks, etc. .
