Sentence examples for urban movements from inspiring English sources

The first stage of model-building involves distinguishing three basic collaboration actors: the inhabitants, urban movements and local authorities.

Designing streets as successful public spaces represents the spine of all sustainable urban movements.

And to that end, we can hook up with the NAACP and Urban League and urban movements and the churches and bring that technical and organizing skill.

"We are very much afraid that it was sped up because the Prime Minister wanted it opened on Republic Day," Cihan Baysal, a member of the Urban Movements group and a leading housing-rights activist, said.

From the Colonial days until the westward and urban movements of the 19th century, many farmers in the Northeast grew crops and raised dairy cows on some rather poor farmland.

This case of successful remodeling is related to a particular social and political conjuncture in Spain in which urban planners had to negotiate their original plan with very strong social urban movements, in which women played a conspicuous role.

This was an urban movement, after all.

MIT study details the degree to which urban movement is linked to social activity.

It provided "an indigenous cosmopolitanism, a place for the development of a new urban movement," he said by telephone.

Marta González co-authored a groundbreaking study that shows that one-fifth of urban movement is strictly social.

In addition, growth density (GD) with buffer zone analysis was applied to ascertain urban movement from the city center.