Значения термина making cities на английском

Moosajee said the key to making cities more integrated is empathy.

One SDG calls for making cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.

Nothing is of any importance but making cities for Man.'

Jobs are critical for reducing poverty, making cities work, and providing youth with alternatives to violence.

Using bicycles for such short trips could help reduce pollution, making cities better places to live, he added.

Subsidies for public transport are widely accepted as a way of making cities work better and protecting the environment.

Sharif said making cities more liveable for women is one of her priorities because the benefits will be far-reaching.

And will enough of them pay, making cities more willing to try innovative concepts and thus making private companies' innovation worthwhile?

It is part of Egypt's commitment to globally agreed sustainability goals, which include making cities safer and more resilient by 2030.

She suggested two solutions to the problem, one was stopping urban development from sprawling over farmland by making cities grow up, not out.

Trading house Mitsui will set up a British joint venture with engineering firm Arup in developing models for making cities environmentally friendly, the Nikkei reported.

Making cities effective can mean rethinking governance, planning and metropolitan finance.

Making cities walkable is the simplest and most cost-efficient way to increase exposure to its areas, says Walkable City author Jeff Speck.