pedestrianizing

What it might be is a "pedestrianizing" of high schools.

the fuzzy maths wars Bill Kerr 2007

The best one I've seen is the York one, instituted by the Lib Dems, I believe, which they are rightly proud of for virtually eliminating congestion in the city centre (I know, I used to live in York), in combination with pedestrianizing large slabs of it.

Will the Lib Dems stick up for their own policy? Stephen Tall 2007

The measures include fully pedestrianizing the center of the port, linking it to the beach-front promenade, developing a new museum and opening a Cultural Center for exhibitions.

Lloyd Mexico Economic Report September 2004 2004

The measures include fully pedestrianizing the center of the port, linking it to the beach-front promenade, developing a new museum and opening a Cultural Center for exhibitions.

Lloyd Mexico Economic Report September 2004 2004

“I…start on pedestrian tours,” he later explained to Howells, “but mount the first conveyance that offers…endeavoring to seem unconscious that this is not legitimate pedestrianizing.”

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005

“I…start on pedestrian tours,” he later explained to Howells, “but mount the first conveyance that offers…endeavoring to seem unconscious that this is not legitimate pedestrianizing.”

Mark Twain Ron Powers 2005

A few years ago, Laconia spent $5 million pedestrianizing its downtown, to make it a pleasant shopping environment.

I'm A Stranger Here Myself Bryson, Bill 1999

Bentley's Miscellany at beginning of 1837, and commences “Oliver Twist”; Quarterly Review predicts his speedy downfall; pecuniary position at this time; moves from Furnival's Inn to Doughty Street; death of his sister-in-law Mary Hogarth; his friendships; absence of all jealousy in his character; habits of work; riding and pedestrianizing; walking in London streets necessary to the exercise of his art 49

Life of Charles Dickens Marzials, Frank 1887

There had been distractions in the carriage-road, -- school-children, peasants, wagons, troops of pedestrianizing students from all over Germany, -- but we had the old road to ourselves.

A Tramp Abroad 1879

ALMOST A TRAGEDY which had only its upper board left; a pedestrianizing English youth came tearing down the path, was seized with an impulse to look over the precipice, and without an instant's thought he threw his weight upon that crazy board.

A Tramp Abroad 1879