Sentence examples for broad transportation from inspiring English sources

Chariot was part of a slew of acquisitions and investments made by Ford since the automaker announced a broad transportation and mobility plan in 2015.

Hong Kong is a city built for business travel: it has one of the world's richest hotel and restaurant scenes, a modern, central convention centre and a broad transportation infrastructure that is easy to negotiate.

Also overshadowing the ferry's case before the Legislature is a broader transportation problem that all sides agree must be addressed.

A one-block stretch of downtown, nicknamed Electric Avenue, was conceived as an oasis for all types of electric vehicles, and a vision of how these vehicles can fit into a broader transportation system.

But to achieve those speeds, and turn Amtrak's blueprints into reality, some industry experts say what is needed is a broader transportation strategy rather than separate approaches to air, highway and rail travel.

WASHINGTON — Unable to come to agreement on highway funding and eager to start a two-week recess, Congress on Thursday passed a 90-day stopgap measure to continue paying for the nation's highways and infrastructure programs, averting a halt in road and infrastructure projects because of the inability of lawmakers to agree on a broader transportation measure.

A spokesman for Mr. Paes countered that the ban was not related to the rapes, but part of a broader public transportation plan under consideration for months.

From a broader perspective, transportation has a supporting role in improving the quality of life of individuals [7, 40].

In fact, I understand that Brochado and Atomico as a whole have been eyeing up the space and broader B2B transportation for a while as part of the firm's investment thesis and mission to back companies that can not only be very profitable but leave a genuine and positive dent on this earth.

Only the President's Commission shares Stratton's Congressional sanction and broad scope, including transportation and energy issues.

Mr. Mineta is popular on Capitol Hill, and brings to his new job a broad familiarity with transportation issues, especially aviation.