Usage of "city planning"

Portuguese

Catalan

The study and theory of building and other physical needs in cities or predominantly urban cultures.

Usage of city planning in English

Tells about housing & real estate & the need for city planning. 
 The new yorker 

It involves reforestation, the construction of dams and reservoirs and city planning. 
 Reuters 

Analysts point to serious, strategical mistakes in city planning, to bad flood management. 
 Reuters 

Gender and city planning experts raised concerns over the effectiveness of women-only transport. 
 Reuters 

The world has time to rethink city planning before gridlock becomes truly disastrous. 
 Wired 

Nowadays we hear much about planning-townplanning, city planning, nation planning. 
 The Good Housekeeping Marriage Book 

At the Fund he has been responsible for publishing many books on city planning. 
 The new yorker 

This data is very valuable in city planning and management. 
 The Irish Times 

Illuminates and humanizes abstracts like city planning and mass transit. 
 Wired 

In '63, Rubel decided city planning was too important to be left to city planners. 
 The new yorker 

Meanwhile, ageing populations in wealthier nations will make other demands of city planning and infrastructure. 
 Reuters 

Currently, such violations go through the city planning department. 
 Reuters 

Bild newspaper said on Wednesday he ignored warnings from city planning agencies, police and fire departments. 
 Reuters 

There had been a slum in Flag Hill for years, like an abscess: an oddity of city planning. 
 Iron Council 

Agus Subardono, deputy head of the city planning department, denied overbuilding was a key factor behind the floods. 
 Reuters 

But on the top of a truck, that same system turns into a powerful tool for city planning. 
 Wired 

Translations for city planning

Portuguese

Catalan

Meanings of city planning in English