Sentence examples for approved transportation from inspiring English sources

Measure R is the half-cent County voter approved transportation sales tax that will make possible the critical Wilshire Subway extension, Crenshaw Line, expansion of the Green Line, link between the San Fernando and the Westside, the downtown regional connector and other overdue projects.

The approved tribal transportation program, Federal lands transportation program, and Federal lands access program transportation improvement programs shall be included in appropriate State and metropolitan planning organization plans and programs without further action on the transportation improvement program.

The Senate also approved some transportation projects, including the replacement of the Nice Bridge in Southern Maryland.

Fresh Pork, Coming to a District Near You N July 28 and 29, the House and Senate approved the transportation bill.

Now that the House has approved a transportation bill that differs from one passed in the Senate, the two chambers must go to conference.

[A1.] The Senate approved a transportation bill that President Bush has threatened to veto because it would block his plan to allow Mexican trucks access to American roads.

The House approved the transportation bill by a vote of 344 to 50, while the Senate adopted it by a margin of 78 to 10.

The Senate approved a transportation bill on Wednesday that would funnel $109 billion to states and communities for mass transit and bridge-and-road projects, many of which have been deferred for years.

In Lakeland, voters approved a transportation proposition to replace school buses, but they defeated two construction proposals totaling $52.4 million, which would have built new athletic fields and classrooms for full-day kindergarten.

The House Appropriations Committee approved a transportation bill today that for the first time in six years does not include a prohibition on any toughening of fuel-economy standards for sport utility vehicles, minivans and pickup trucks.

The Republican majority in the House approved a transportation budget two weeks ago that for the sixth year in a row, bans the spending of federal money to revise federal fuel-economy rules.