Sentence examples for significant green space from inspiring English sources

The area has more than 1,000 garden apartments, built between 1916 and 1925, all incorporating significant green space.

These urbanized areas rarely support large forest patches, and they fail to provide adequate green corridors or significant green space.

Plans to remove Gezi Park, the last significant green space in the center of Istanbul, and replace it with a shopping mall had energized protesters.

The Watters Creek center, however, was to be part of a 500-acre planned community whose master plan called for significant green space as part of its environmentally friendly design.

In fact, this development would pave over the most significant green space in the area," said the letter from three state senators, nine delegates, three Prince George's County Council members, and the mayor of College Park.

Come get it from us!" The protesters were originally objecting to the government's plans to raze Gezi Park in Taksim Square, the last significant green space in central Istanbul, and erect a replica of an Ottoman-era military barracks that would house a shopping mall.

At present, the only significant green spaces in crowded Japanese urban centers are the groves that surround Shinto shrines.

Using data from the 2007 Cairo Urban Inequity Study, we conducted multilevel analyses and found no significant green space-BMI association, leading us to conclude that this intervention may not be as promising in this developing world context as it has been in some western urban contexts.

Management of ecologically significant urban green space is likely to be increasingly governed by biodiversity policy frameworks.

Agroforestry gardens in Pacific (Thaman 1987) and elsewhere are the most significant urban green space in the region.

The mayor and the environmentalists who praise the new garbage plan are turning their backs on the thousands of children and elderly people who live in the area, as well as on the ruination of significant public green spaces, namely Carl Schurz Park and the Asphalt Green recreational complex, should the transfer station reopen.