Übersetzung für 'liveability' von Englisch nach Deutsch

liveability

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Lebensmöglichkeit {f} [für Menschen]

• Today, the Northern Sydney region of Sydney endures as a family-oriented residential area with a vibe of liveability and affluence.
• In 2009, the city of Portland, Oregon's attempt to prosecute more severely those on a "secret list" of 350 individuals deemed by police to have committed "liveability crimes" in certain neighbourhoods was challenged as an unconstitutional bill of attainder.
• People's Choice has developed an index of housing affordability and liveability to help people looking to buy a house.
• Green Square Town Centre has been awarded a 6 Star Green Star from Green building in Australia (GBCA), because it reached a high standard of governance, liveability, economic prosperity, environment and innovation.
• Incidents such as racist acts to ethnics minorities from police, news about Hong Kong's low city competitiveness rankings and low liveability rankings, and the intense conflicts between Hong Kong people and the Chinese government has raised doubt to such branding to the city.

• The Metronet project will see the rail line through Parmelia and upgrades to the Kwinana railway station boost liveability in the area. Federal funding for the project was received in May 2017.
• In the 2015 liveability report by the Economist Intelligence Unit as well as in the "Quality of Life Survey 2015" of London-based "Monocle magazine" Vienna was equally ranked second most livable city worldwide.
• Developed by the Greater Sydney Commission and published in March 2018, "The Greater Sydney Region Plan - A Metropolis of Three Cities" lays out the vision for an integrated approach to land use and transport planning and aims to boost the liveability, productivity and sustainability for a growing Sydney population.
• This has an impact of the standard of living and as a result the liveability of Sydney on the global stage.
• Ringland claims this would lead to less pollution and damage by (ultra)fine particles, and less noise disturbance, hence enhancing the liveability of the environment.

• Maribyrnong City Council said the project was an important opportunity to improve the health and liveability of inner west suburbs, but criticised components of it.
• Temasek Foundation Ecosperity is a Singapore-based non-profit philanthropic organisation that funds and supports strategic and impact-driven programmes focused on championing the sustainability of the global ecosystem and the development of innovative solutions to improve liveability.
• The model home 2020 project is a vision for climate neutral buildings with a high degree of liveability.
• Whilst there, he recognised that for young people, the urban environment is very important for liveability and public health and based on this decided to work toward improving the conditions in cities.
• Kuala Lumpur ranks 79th out of 140 cities in the Economist Intelligence Unit's survey on liveability.

• The aim is to provide an understanding of urban life and the functioning of urban areas, the implications for the sustainability of cities as well as the quality of life of their inhabitants and visitors, and in identifying effective pathways at the individual and urban level to stimulate urban vitality and liveability.
• The mission of Our Future Planet is to provide an environment for people to create a better planet to live on and to share innovative approaches to enhance the quality, liveability and beauty of the Earth.