Sentence examples for become transit from inspiring English sources

The dynamics of transit provider selection in the model dictate that stubs never change their transit providers and cannot themselves become transit providers at a later time.

This study provides valuable evidence for cities in the developing world that have aspirations to become transit-oriented.

Did you become a transit officer to avoid driving?

Marc Kagan, the eldest, shed the trappings of his Yale education and middle-class upbringing to become a transit worker.

"Iraq has a very strong strategic position to become a transit point for traffic between Europe and Asia," he said.

In the absence of strong leadership, the country has become a transit point for South American cocaine destined for European markets.

Given the long border between Iran and Iraq, the worldwide embargo against Iraq could be thwarted if Teheran allowed its territory to become a transit route for Iraqi imports.

The city was central to the strategy of the Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi; Tal Afar had become a transit point for foreign fighters arriving from Syria, and a base of operations in northern Iraq.

JUST as Uzbekistan has once again become a transit route for supplies to American and NATO forces fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan, two violent incidents have suggested the country itself may be susceptible to Islamist militants.

City officials call the airport the top priority for economic development, which they say will generate 73,000 jobs for the region, while helping Berlin become the transit hub between Europe's east and west, north and south.

Since then, Venezuela has increasingly become a transit point for drugs heading from South America to the rest of the world — a situation that Mr. Barrera had a large hand in developing.