Sentence examples for the shared cities from inspiring English sources

On 13 October just before I left Hungary Mindspace launched their new Urban pop-up space in Budapest that will host a range of discussions and workshops to bring different thinkers and doers to the table over the next three years as part of the Shared Cities Creative Momentum* programme.

Airbnb is calling this new government-friendly approach the "shared city" initiative.

Brčko is likely to remain a one-off, but its postwar history can teach us about the viability of "shared" cities in countries riven by ethnic conflict.

In the past decade and a half, they have shared cities - New Orleans, around the time of Hurricane Katrina - and even a home, in Silverlake, California.

During the summit, Guardian Cities will be chairing the Shared City workshop on Tuesday 17 June, which – considering the current controversy surrounding Uber and Airbnb – ought to be a good ol' rodeo.

Liverpool, the red team in their shared city, needs the F.A. Cup to satisfy the owners from Boston that their investment is on the right path.

She continued, "I read the other day that Seoul, South Korea, is the most sharing city in the world.

Of all Wosskow's recommendations, the one that has stirred up most public discussion is the idea of a sharing city pilot.

"We expect Barcelona to be a top tier car sharing city in the years to come and a key part of our developing network of European cities.

The company is hoping that the new initiative, called "Shared Cities," will get adopted by local governments internationally.

During the New Kingdom the city shared the increasingly cosmopolitan character of the nation, as trade, foreign conquest, and travel developed.