Sentence examples similar to suitable cities from inspiring English sources

And when no suitable city-owned property became available, Ms. Rosengart gave the foundation the funds to buy the former bank building.

This algorithm can handle, respectively, suitable City-Block, Euclidean and Hausdorff distances with the purpose to compare interval-valued data during the training of the SOM.

In response to this influx, the government of the Transvaal, the small Boer republic under whose jurisdiction the Witwatersrand fell, dispatched two men, Vice President Christiaan Johannes Joubert and Deputy Surveyor-General Johann Rissik, to inspect the goldfields and identify a suitable city site.

Civic and airport officials have come out in support of Cardiff as a suitable city to host a Euro 2020 game, despite Uefa's two-airport rule.

"It is too early to pin down a location because the UCI [world cycling's governing body] plan about six-to-eight years in advance and they are involved in choosing a suitable city.

To the editor: There are a half of dozen other more suitable city-owned sites in Bonin's Council District 11, such as the one I presented to the City Council's Homelessness and Poverty Committee on Dec. 5, 2018.

I urge Los Angeles officials look at all the "suitable city-owned sites" the letter writer has discovered — not as an alternative to development of the Metro bus lot in Venice as a temporary shelter, but as additional candidates for the development of supportive housing.

Because the vehicle can travel in a small curve radius, and the track are mostly elevated above road Barrier, so a monorail line, which requires less land use than traditional rail system, can make better use of limited city space, is suitable for city construction and could effectively reduce unneeded urban demolition.

Such an electric bus system is ecological, customer-friendly and suitable for cities.

The "new homes bonus" focuses on growth and is likely to be less suitable for cities adapting to economic change and population decline.

Not suitable for cities, roundabouts were for secondary economies; importing them to Bahrain said what British engineers thought of Bahrain's future.