Sentences with phrase «urban centres»

Most of the projected increase in the world's population over the next several decades is expected to occur in urban centres of low - income regions.

The foundation runs a number of programs throughout the year, primarily focused on feeding hungry children, including a program that runs during summer months in major urban centres.

Urban centres of this kind have thus far barely been explored.

Both emphasized that lawyers and paralegals are overwhelming concentrated in large urban centres.

I look forward to the expansion of community courts to other urban centres where they are desperately needed.

To calculate the maximum loan amount, most lenders will consider lending up to a maximum of 75 % of the total costs including land in most urban centres.

Australian governments have long accepted the importance of maintaining distinct health services in urban centres for Indigenous people as a consequence of this.

In a great many cities, it accounts for all mass transit trips; even in the biggest urban centres, buses carry about half of all transit passengers.

If the surviving spouse lived in a smaller urban centre, the cushion would have been bigger.

Some locations in dense urban centres mentioned they might even have close to 100.

This is necessary to meet not only meet residential demand for real estate, but also to open up new opportunities for businesses seeking to set up an office in a busy urban centre.

First priority communities are main urban centres (including town camps) and «larger / strategically placed growth communities».

The combined REIT will include more than 60 sites suitable for redevelopment into mixed - use communities, many in urban centres close to public transportation.

Some larger urban centres also offer widespread WiFi coverage for a modest monthly fee.

This research shows how ancient urban centres didn't necessarily need an active, flowing river system in order to thrive.

When looking for that ideal retreat, keep in mind that places closer to major urban centres carry higher price tags but other factors can also drive up a property's price.

The movement out of rental accommodation into homeownership continued in 2004 and the average apartment vacancy rate for major urban centres rose from 2.2 to 2.7 per cent.

He adds that police do not have the resources currently to address the volume of crime in this area and may not have the expertise if it takes place outside major urban centres.

But other urban centres are at greater risk, and are located in countries that have less money to spend on adaptation.

In most urban centres, you can't swing a stick without hitting a social service or social service connected agency.

Today, 71 per cent of its members live in urban centres.

This focus on urban centres as increasingly independently articulated nodes of a national political activity questions the established notion of a hierarchically organised identity from the top down.

This small town, located near the Malta Mountains in the East of the province, is beginning to position itself as a trendy destination and a haven for creative types wanting to escape the cosmopolitan confines of urban centres like Cape Town and Johannesburg.

Genoa is a working, living, vibrant urban centre on Ligurian coast in Italy, with a fascinating mix of medieval and m...

Part of a new programming initiative designed to build on its On Tour exhibitions program, which is one of the largest touring art exhibition programs in the world, these agreements allow the Gallery to extend its reach to other major urban centres across Canada.

... Demand led strategies may be viable in large urban centres with strong employment growth — like Perth or Melbourne.

-- In Ontario, four - bedroom, two - bathroom homes showed affordable pricing in some of the province's more densely populated urban centres such as Toronto ($ 495,398) and Mississauga ($ 393,691), where condo units provide an appealing option for buyers wanting a four - bedroom home in the city, without the price of a large lot.

«There's no doubt that Canada is at the forefront of discussion around how to create more vibrant urban centres, increase density and build more sustainable cities,» said council spokesperson Kevin Brass.

According to Statistics Canada, the most recent numbers available show that the population of urban centres grew 7.1 per cent between 2006 and 2011.

This is becoming increasingly evident in the Murray - Darling region where non-Indigenous people are relocating from their farmlands and desert regions into urban centres.

Research in this area has been focusing on the role of rivers drying up leading to abandonment of urban centres by ancient communities.

However, you can now find new - build homes in major urban centres where developers buy, tear down and build new (often called an infill)

In densely populated urban centres where condos, townhouses and semi-detached homes provide a variety of alternatives for those looking for a four - bedroom home, there are surprisingly affordable options available.

Built of the banks of the Mondego River, Coimbra is one of the most important urban centres in Portugal.

The programme will offer space for knowledge sharing and collective thinking that focusses on cultural activity taking place outside urban centres globally.

Many urban centres lag the national average; Yellowknife has among the highest rate of computer ownership.

Average prices keep going up in a few urban centres, but prices are already in decline in 7 major housing markets

CREA said activity was below year - ago levels in more than 80 per cent of all local markets, in all major urban centres except for Montreal and Ottawa, with the vast majority of year - over-year declines well into double digits.

At the other end of the spectrum are well - heeled members of the Millennial generation, who are snapping up tiny luxury condos near urban centres.

However, until now, scientists had not pinpointed how long ago the river dried up, and had assumed that it flowed while the Indus urban centres grew, playing an active role in their development.

A new installation by Gillick occupies the 1000 sq. m. Main hall of the CAC and refers to the industrial areas normally found on the outskirts of urban centres throughout the world in the 1990s, where one might repair a scooter, purchase construction materials or order a specific, custom made tool.

You may be surprised to learn that it's not the mighty urban centres like Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto.

Far removed from urban centres buzzing with the stuff of the contemporary art world, Tyrrell makes work of strength and relevance; his work reminding us that good painting [art] happens in the space between the painter and the work, independent of place.

Look at urban centres like Toronto where it was recently reported that the average sale price of a single detached home has exceeded 1 million dollars.

Current research indicates there are now about 20 % less Australians from urban centres visiting cattle or sheep farms annually compared to six years ago.