Sentence examples for social zoning from inspiring English sources

Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, added his voice to the worriers on November 7th, expressing his concern that they could lead to "social zoning".

"My worry there is that people's housing is part of their sense of stability, part of their sense of having a secure future, and I'm also a bit worried about the way in which this could lead to a kind of social zoning, where middle-class areas get more solidly middle class and other people are pushed out to the edge," he said in an interview with the BBC.

I see you write a blog called The Greater Good, where you advocate on behalf of social policy, like zoning incentives that would put more supermarkets in poor neighborhoods.

Alan Berube, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Berkeley's high score was in part a reflection of the fact that the city's wealthier residents were willing to finance generous social programs and approve zoning ordinances that allowed for affordable apartments and residential hotels.

Our results show that (1) a significantly lower percentage of urban damage would have occurred if land use development followed McHarg's guidelines and (2) how conflicting economic and social ideals of development and zoning issues could explain why McHarg's study would have been difficult to implement.

The Manor couldn't be zoned as a religious institution, so they had to fight to get it zoned as a "social service".

Even before it started, the Ninabers had to make a visit to City Hall the Manor couldn't be zoned as a religious institution, so they had to fight to get it zoned as a "social service".

But the congregation is seeking variances because it needs more than zoning allows: a synagogue, social hall and study hall with 36,885 square feet, almost three times the floor area permitted on the site.

Frustrated at their inability to remove offending businesses and social halls from their neighborhoods through zoning, they have turned to the courts and other government agencies, with varying degrees of success.

And those who seek to live this way want to do so without obstacles like zoning, building permits, or social ostracism (all of which I encountered).

In 2009, Brazil also adopted new sustainability policies for sugarcane ethanol, including "zoning regulation of sugarcane expansion and social protocols".