Sentence examples for streets population from inspiring English sources

Our aim, which is aligned with the Urban Morphology discipline [25, 26], is to analyse the relations between urban form and socio-economics at a much smaller scale instead, that of city neighbourhoods and their multiple basic components (e.g., connectivity of streets, population density).

Certain features of the built environment – such as the presence of sidewalks, streetlights, interconnectivity of streets, population density and use mix – appear to encourage physical activity and thus reduce the risk of obesity and related health problems.

Again, that's not something the soup kitchen, with the off-the-street population it serves, can easily do.

The unit was composed of cops made up to look like stiffs -- bait for muggers -- and backup cops who sought to blend in with the street population.

The vigorous focus on the street population is an unusual approach that Mr. Hess brings from his time supervising services to adults in Philadelphia, where he built a reputation for reducing the number of people living on the streets.

City officials insist the problem is more one of perception than of reality, and plan to begin conducting an annual census of the street population this winter so that real data will be available.

White old age pensioners are not disproportionately represented amongst those stopped and searched on summer evenings between 6pm and 8pm in traditional English seaside resorts even though they make up the majority of the street population".

While the report contained mostly good news, it highlighted several areas in which the department was behind its own timetable, including decentralizing the process for single homeless men to enter the shelter system and creating new services for the homeless street population that is hardest to reach.

Tomorrow, the Combined Homeless and Information Network (Chain), a database compiled by those who work with rough sleepers and the street population in the capital, publishes its annual report, the most detailed and comprehensive source of information available on those seen sleeping rough by outreach teams in 2013-14.

He was walking with his wife, Beth, along 17th Street in downtown San Diego's East Village neighborhood, a gritty area that the homeless refer to as "the bottoms" due to its concentrated street population.

He was walking with his wife Beth along 17th Street in downtown San Diego's East Village neighborhood, a gritty area that the homeless refer to as "the bottoms" due to its concentrated street population.