I'm all for making New York City nightlife safer and more livable.
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The newest version aims to make the vehicle more "livable," said Jeep.
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Further, a more livable wage would mean less moonlighting and more energy.
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Montreal is more livable, less unforgiving than other large North American cities.
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Projects like the library branch made it a little more livable and humane.
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These are all things that make a greener, more walkable, more livable city.
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The road becomes less congested, the air becomes clearer, and cities become more livable.
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Oftentimes, better organization is all you really need to make your home more livable.
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In the years since, supercars have gotten more livable, more reliable and more comfortable.
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She had a gazillion ideas about affordable housing and making the city more livable.
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That crawl to a more livable future, he admits, can be both infuriating and disheartening.
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So the question is: how can we make the world more livable for sentient life?
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But the benefits are incalculable: millions of fewer deaths, less road infrastructure, more livable cities.
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The Trump administration is also taking pains, it says, to make the shutdown more livable.
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It's up to ordinary people to make the world a more livable place for each other.
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"This can make living with HIV less burdensome ... and just make life a lot more livable."
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Hack with city data, creating new products and services that make cities more livable, efficient, and sustainable.
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"It just makes this place a little more livable when you have animals around," DeFazio said. Rep.
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What really matters, though, is the how the incremental improvements all add up to something much more livable.
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Every person who is out of a vehicle will contribute to a more livable and enjoyable urban environment.
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"In so many ways, Berlin is much more livable than other big cities, in terms of money," she said.
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This formula will drive great impact and progress on our mission to make our cities and communities more livable.
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The perfect patio umbrella should not just make your outdoor space more livable, it should also make it beautiful.
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It is trying to become more worldly, to make itself more livable to residents and more inviting to visitors.
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In a 803-1 vote, the city voted to establish minimum hourly pay for drivers within a more "livable" range.
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And he warned against nationalism and xenophobia, saying they threaten to stymie progress that has made the world more livable.
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By sucking up particles to eat, they function like natural water filters, making marshes, lakes, and other habitats more livable.
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We are physically not 100 percent cut out for the world we live in and as humans we've adopted many things to make that world more livable for us and to me and many, many, many millions of other people cannabis is one of those things that helps make day-to-day life more livable.
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"We will make Sydney more livable, and stop the unfairness and overdevelopment in the planning system," he told reporters in Sydney.
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And definitely ask the seller to cover any obvious repairs that need to be done to make the house more livable.
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E-bikes are more sustainable than electric cars, and they will help clear up traffic congestion and make cities more livable.
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Cannabis might not necessarily cure underlying causes of autism, but it can make life for children with the disorder more livable.
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The aim is to move toward more livable cities, where both parking and car ownership are on the decline, Wallace said.
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While the industry has been producing the energy to make our climate more livable, we have treated it as a villain.
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"Mixed-use neighborhoods create a more livable area, better use of infrastructure and expand the income tax base," said Ms. Agouridis.
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He added big dormer windows in the roof to bring in sunlight and create more livable space on the second floor.
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MINI wants to have an active part in this, by helping to build a city that becomes increasingly more livable and enjoyable.
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It would really just be converting surface parking lots and parking garages into all sorts of things that make cities more livable.
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But several states, and even some companies, have since taken matters into their own hands to pay employees a more livable wage.
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They aren't afraid of raising taxes to make their cities more livable — in fact, they just raised taxes to build new infrastructure.
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But taking the energy now to plan for the future will make Trump's America a touch more livable when his presidency begins.
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"It's much more livable and relaxed and quite elegant, but not as lavish as when Ivana had it," Lurie tells the Journal.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 97%What critics said: "'Sex Education' imagines a more colorful, more livable, and more loving world.
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Earlier this month, a few dozen companies, cities, and organizations pledged to work together to make cities more livable by promoting shared transportation.
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The improved services and amenities make cities more livable for poor and middle-class residents and workers, and firms become connected more efficiently.
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As you'd expect, Miller won't be living in style, however, the Victorville's satellite camp, where she'll be staying, is more livable than most.
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"Incorporate bold colors you love in smaller amounts — think piping on a pillow, a small box, or tassels — to make them more livable."
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Technology-enabled ride hailing has transformed the possibilities for urban mobility, combatting climate change and creating more livable cities in the 21st century.
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Yet, while we can envision a safer, more livable utopia, we can also imagine a dystopia, clogged with yet more cars and congestion.
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Sure, the worst cars on sale today are still more livable and safe than cars from 219 years ago, but prices keep creeping higher.
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"The development of automated driving technology will transform transportation as we know it, making our streets safer and our cities more livable," he added.
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Each city's drivers coalesced around their own particular demands, although drivers across the country were demanding more livable incomes, job security, and better treatment.
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It is sharper and angrier than the R8, but it is also more livable and capable of daily driving than any Lamborghini ever made.
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You have a base density, but [a developer] can increase to a higher density by negotiating amenities that make that higher density more livable.
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This bill forces large employers like Walmart to make conditions for workers more livable before they use profits to purchase stock buybacks for shareholders.
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Amid problems in San Francisco like homelessness and traffic, LiLou represents the regional airport's attempt to make the space more livable, inviting, and friendly.
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Taking care of little Emma and Max is only part of Brittany's duties to make the world a more livable place for her employers.
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He "worked collaboratively with other politicians to create a more livable city," not pushing pipe-dream proposals, but initiatives that were practical and effective.
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Whether it's a home environment or an outdoor space, this is one life rule that can truly make the world a more livable place.
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At the foundation of nearly all the youth climate movements is an urge to fight for a better, more livable future for generations to come.
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If their goal is to create a kinder, more generous, more livable country without gaping differences in income and power, they must consider globalization's downsides.
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Only then will cities find themselves confronted with the choice between maintaining the status quo or redesigning their streets to be more livable, walkable, and bikeable.
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Whether it's Hong Kong or Cairo, across Lebanon or in Bolivia, people are fighting for lives that are more livable and feel less like prison sentences.
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The trick hydraulic suspension soaks up bumps in comfort mode, while a fantastic stereo system and a gorgeous cabin make the 24S spider even more livable.
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And we ought to look for more fruitful things to do with our money and our lives, like making life on earth more livable, not less.
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My parents once considered renovating the space into a more livable dwelling––drywall, bathroom, a carpeted staircase––but never went through with it, which I always appreciated.
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That means his considerable drive and political talents can be trained on making the state more livable for its 20 million inhabitants, and its government more ethical.
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They just did small renovations to make it more livable, like adding a second bathroom — but then someone offered them double what they paid for the home.
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The thing that gets us out of bed in the morning is how we make the public realm better, how do we make a city more livable?
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They make cities more livable, environmentally resilient, attract businesses and jobs, increase economic competitiveness, and create new revenue streams – all while saving cities billions on traditional infrastructure costs.
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"Everyone gave a little to get to this outcome, but the solution will mean a more livable city for everyone," Mayor de Blasio, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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She said the feminisation of politics at local government level had already achieved more livable cities and that the group had to work for more women at the helm.
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If you want to earn more "green," and make the world a more livable place for decades to come, look for investment opportunities of the same color in 2016.
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If the United States and Mexico can work together to make those areas more livable, then any demand from the other side of the border will diminish as well.
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It means taking into account the radically reduced parking needs of a fleet of self-driving (and self-charging) vehicles, using the freed-up land to make cities more livable.
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Roberto showed me the loft he built with wood he stole from a hospital where he worked, making his government-provided 20 square foot box of an apartment more livable.
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Richard Weinstein, an architect who helped redefine urban planning in New York and Los Angeles by coupling private profit with public benefit to make cities more livable, died on Feb.
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The project's 10th anniversary was celebrated with a parade and speeches by Edward I. Koch, the mayor at the time, who praised the Lambert Houses for making public housing more livable.
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"The development of automated driving technology will transform transportation as we know it, making our streets safer and our cities more livable," Uber's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, said in a statement.
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The HUD also issues FHA-insured loans that can be used for "major repairs, or even for appliances and other household items that 'make your home more livable and useful,'" Nerdwallet adds. 3.
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From small neighborhoods in Brooklyn to entire cities like Detroit, gentrification can be seen across the US.Gentrification is when a neighborhood cosmetically improves so that it becomes more livable for the middle class.
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The civic is where we come together to know our neighbors because we are curious and because we are convinced that learning their stories, songs and experiences will make our lives more livable.
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At the same time, Trump pacifies his base with panicky nationalism and border walls, delineating a "rump territory" that is "no more plausible, no more livable" than the globalized world they rail against.
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He added inches to the wheelbase to make the cockpit more livable, widened the pedal box to accommodate American feet, installed adjustable bucket seats instead of the original's fixed bench, and added a trunk.
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He explained that, for all the faults of Communist housing, the spaces were actually better thought-out, and in many ways more livable, than the suburban sprawl that members of his generation had sought.
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"We're seeing more and more of these LGBT-frIendly hubs popping up across the country and making life a lot more livable for LGBT youth who are within spitting distances of those places," says Allen.
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It wouldn't be the end of the California dream, but a reconceptualization — not as many endless blocks of backyards and swimming pools, but perhaps a new kind of more livable, more accessible life for all.
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Unionized Uber and Lyft drivers in New York City just won a huge victory in the form of more-livable wages, but the ride-sharing companies are warning that it will probably drive up fares.
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In the context of combating climate change and creating more livable cities, drawing passengers away from public transport like the subway in New York and adding more cars will only increase traffic, pollution, and frustration.
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I am interested in a future in which small homes in overcrowded cities are more livable and people who might not be physically equipped to haul their furniture around all the time do not have to.
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As the effects of climate change continue to take shape — from extreme weather events to an increasingly warming climate — cities and businesses have stepped up their efforts in protecting the planet and making communities more livable.
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If in the 20th-century Cuba was a model for leftist governments from Chile to Algeria, in the 21st it could be an example for lawmakers seeking to make their countries more livable for their L.G.B.T. citizens.
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Seeing no escape, Atmeh and the 11 family members in his tent, including his wife and three children, have tried to make the abode more livable, putting up curtains as screens and laying down blankets for a floor.
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Reducing this harm represents an extraordinary opportunity to modernize our transport and energy, to clean our air and improve our health, to create jobs, to create more livable cities and to use land in a smarter, more sustainable way.
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With regard to the Anthropocene, it's true that given a thousand years or so — if technological civilization survives — it becomes likely that we would develop ways to remover CO2 from the atmosphere and accelerate the recovery to more livable conditions.
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But the city-state goes far beyond just being a good example for urban planning: The World Cities Summit beckons world leaders to visit Singapore and discuss the ways in which they can plan for a more livable and sustainable future.
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The real reason municipal governments are taking the lead on clean energy is because it's so much better for the people who live in those cities: It's healthier, it costs less, it creates better jobs, and it makes cities more livable.
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In the show Friends, which first aired over 25 years ago in a New York much more livable than today, the writers were already looking for explanations as to how young people could afford to live in such nice apartments.
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In a study of 482 cities in the region, 99.6% were exposed to unhealthy air quality levels based on WHO guidelines, according to Clean Asia Air, an international nongovernmental organization that works toward better air quality and healthier, more livable cities.
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In communities around the city, including some of the poorest slums, government agencies, researchers, non-profit groups, businesses and communities themselves are experimenting with ideas aimed at making Dhaka - and potentially many cities around the world - more livable in the years to come.
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While we can all agree that we should work to find a more livable wage for all Americans, there is simply too much at risk to dramatically increase the minimum wage to $28503 an hour in such a short period of time.
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"It's about helping people who had their brains affected in a very drastic way, and to make their lives so much more livable, not just them but their families, and to supplement their health care," Turner told The New York Times in 2014.
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I think because there is ... you know, again, I think it's this density and congestion problem and that there's just so much resource available up there in terms of space that if we can tap into that maybe it makes it more livable.
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So far, there are no official numbers on how many drivers turned off their driver apps or how many passengers rode public transit, taxis, or simply walked to fight for a more livable wage for drivers and other protections on the job.
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Still, ride-hailing and other mobility changes are going to evolve transportation more gradually than many might think, and stats like these are a promising indicator that one day, they could have a far more significant impact on making cities more livable in general.
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"E-Bikes will give Bay Area residents and visitors one more option when traveling around San Francisco, which will help to make San Francisco more livable and reduce congestion and household transportation costs," Metropolitan Transportation Commission Deputy Executive Director Alix Bockelman said in a statement.
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Jerry Brown chief among them — see with clarity that our only defensible path forward involves the end of Nimby resistance to change and the mass construction of denser housing and public transit guided by enlightened city planning to create a more livable and sustainable future.
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Likewise, the Better Block Foundation helps neighborhoods stage pop-up events to demonstrate their potential to become more livable, with bike lanes and curb extensions (known as "bump-outs") in place of parking spaces, and lots of benches, bus stop shelters, kiosks, sidewalk cafes and playgrounds.
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"Domestic workers are more vulnerable to abuse because they're not in a public workplace — they're in a private home" — so raising those wages to a more livable level, ensuring that they have access to benefits like paid leave and pensions would extend protections to their families as well.
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With the benefit of quieter, safer, more livable cities and better respiratory health, we'll wonder why we ever put up with anything else — why we nickel-and-dimed the transition to electric buses, long-haul trucks, and passenger vehicles; why we fought over every bike lane and rail line.
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Convinced that smart energy is the foundation of a smart, information and communication Technology-enabled city, it was a natural transition for Burst to launch the Smart Cities Council and engage some of the world's most respected technology companies to work with him toward a more livable, workable and sustainable future.
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With that goal in mind, Mr. Nichols has worked diligently to make the house more livable, adding a second bathroom behind a folded corner door, building a sliding library ladder to access the high upper cabinets in the kitchen, and carving out space for a washer-dryer and a computer station.
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If shared fleets of autonomous vehicles come to be funded primarily by advertising, we will end up with an auto industry even more committed to auto supremacy than the current one — at best a reluctant partner in any effort to make cities denser and more livable, at worst a committed foe.
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My mother still knows some people who stayed in Aleppo, who live in the western parts of the city, which is more livable than the east, but they have to contend with life in a war zone — blackouts, no running water from time to time, looting, super expensive prices, lack of fresh produce, etc.
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As mentioned in the new WHO report, "at the local level people can make really important changes, and that can help empower communities and in fact make meaningful changes at those local levels that will both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and be helpful in improving health and in terms of making cities more livable," she said.
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Though Van Duysen's sparsely furnished, whitewashed, raw-wood-hewn residences and commercial projects throughout Europe, including the August hotel in Antwerp and the Aesop store in Hamburg, have established him as one of design's leading minimalists, he detests the label; he's always felt his work is softer, richer and more livable than the movement with which he's often associated.
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You are not going to have much luck persuading the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation to uproot the sapling, since the city has invested heavily in planting trees on the streets to "make the city more livable, improve the environment, and enhance public health," Maeri Ferguson, a Parks Department spokeswoman, said in an email.
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