Sentence examples for through its cities from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, indigenous groups in Honduras will march through its cities demanding justice for Berta.

In an era of globalisation, he argues, a nation's borders are no longer external but run through its cities.

Now five years later, as Egypt quakes beneath the fury of a huge public uprising and tanks roll through its cities, that compact between Mr. Mubarak and his subjects has broken.

During the second half of the 1980s, he explored Europe through its cities (Trieste, Antwerp, Geneva, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Vigo), his eye always more on the margins than the centre.

Political Islam came to Turkey through its cities.

This past June, Philadephia passed a soda tax through its city council.  .

The population was further split when a highway was constructed right through its city center, solidifying the already significant schism.

Robert Moses, the original power broker, laid down a highway through its heart, city officials built Co-Op City, a vast middle-class bulwark, far off in the northeastern reaches of the Bronx, thereby encouraging flight.

Its links to the rest of the country all pass through its twin city of El Alto, a stronghold of Mr Morales.

This is the definition the Rockefeller Foundation adopts in its mission to promote the well-being of humanity throughout the world by facilitating the building of resilience in cities worldwide through its 100 Resilient Cities Programme, launched in 2013.

Through its IBM Smarter Cities Challenge Grant it has up to $50m to offer city councils around the world and last year both Birmingham and Belfast were awarded grants.