What we're asking for is the respect we deserve on the job – and that starts with a liveable wage and full-time, consistent hours.
But Jamie Henn of 350.org says it is important that institutions divest from coal, oil and gas: "none of [these fuels] are compatible with a liveable future.
Economists trying to guess the ultimate cost of limiting carbon dioxide concentrations to 550 parts per million or below (the current level is 380ppm, 450ppm is reckoned to be ambitious and 550ppm liveable with) struggle with uncertainties too.
The irrepressible contrarian feuded with every institution he ever belonged to; he had been forced to frantically set up a new party in 2002, the List Pim Fortuyn, after splitting with Liveable Netherlands just before the election.
He says his level of fame is "liveable with".
"Leith Walk itself has been transformed from a pretty grim road to one that is liveable with wide footpaths and zebra crossings.
Professor Nigel Vincent, vice-president for research and higher education policy at the British Academy, says the 20% weighting represents a compromise and the number of case studies is "liveable with".
Politics to one little fish means nothing But the opinion of ______ million must count for something Despite facts irrefutable it's business as usual Consume and condem the one rock that's liveable With such great intelligence explain our intransigence We know what we've got to do How many times must we keep falling short, is it too late?
In this context, de Jong et al. gave a good overview about attributes which in the course of time have been attached to the word 'city' to name urban planning-related activities of researchers, decision makers and city planners, with definitions like liveable, green, intelligent, low carbon, sustainable, digital, information, knowledge, resilient, eco and ubiquitous [5].
