In Great Britain the Special Roads Act of 1949 provided a network of about 700 miles (1,130 km) of new "motorways," a total subsequently extended to more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km).
In the transportation department's request for bids from private companies, it outlined a network of about 600 stations with at least 10,000 bikes, to be at least partly operational next year.
Mr Kempson now works with a network of about 60 volunteers, who use his family home as an unofficial base of operations and distribution centre for food, water, clothes and emergency supplies.
Jivox buys space on a network of about 850 Web sites and uses formulas to figure out exactly where, when and with what frequency to post each ad.
The non-profit is using the cloud to harness the expertise of a network of about 200 doctors, nurses and business professionals around the world, setting communities of peer networks to address different medical and crowdsourcing research, as well as best practices for medical procedures.
The programme is implemented by seven lead implementing partners through a network of about 130 local non-governmental (NGOs) and community-based organizations (CBOs) from 2004 to date.
The website runs a network of about 1,800 unpaid researchers, interviewers and writers.
It will provide a network of about 100 locations from the spring of 2012.
He tracks tanker loadings at major oil ports, relying on a network of about two dozen closely guarded sources.
Founded in 1982, Delta made loans through its own retail offices and a network of about 3,200 independent brokers.
