Sentence examples for bringing vehicles to from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing industry bringing vehicles to market has the key role in issues dealing with vehicle-born information.

One possible (extreme) measure is physically fencing off a larger area around the government building to stop anyone from bringing vehicles to the target areas.

"A lot of companies are still bringing vehicles to market that have that look, and they absolutely have their place," says Mike Caudill, an automotive expert for NADAGuides.com, a vehicle pricing and information Web site.

Undergraduates no longer are permitted to bring vehicles to our "walking campus," and the student lots apparently are not needed.

FOR the sequel to its 2006 film, "Cars," Pixar Animation Studios once again takes to the streets to bring vehicles to life.

With production of new cars severely restricted, other Toyota dealers in Japan have rallied to help bring vehicles to the disaster region.

In his previous life as chief engineer for the cost-conscious Chrysler Corporation, François Castaing brought vehicles to life in rapid time with limited budgets.

But forced to feed so many brands, G.M. often resorted to a practice called "launch and leave" — spending billions upfront to bring vehicles to market, but then failing to keep supporting them with sustained advertising.

High-end motoring companies often bring vehicles to the stretch of road for testing or filming, and Paul Ellis, director of public relations for Porsche, accused Michael Gunner of creating a "nanny state".

Image caption According to the Times, cars will also be required to use automatic emergency braking systems which bring vehicles to a stop "when pedestrians step into the road or a car ahead suddenly slams on the brakes".

However, visitors are not normally permitted to bring vehicles to the Small Isles.