Sentence examples for calling for transport from inspiring English sources

I am in the process of setting up an e-petition calling for Transport for London (TfL) to revoke Addison Lee's license to operate as soon as possible; his anti-cyclist comments, as well as urging his drivers to break the law, is enough proof that he is an unfit operator who poses a widespread danger.

Labour MPs in London have signed a Commons motion calling for transport fares in the capital to be frozen at the rate of inflation for 2014.

Labour MPs in London have signed a Commons motion calling for transport fares in the capital to be kept to the rate of inflation for 2014.

After weeks of clashes between police and protesters demanding the government withdraw a divisive labour bill, union leaders have called for transport strikes in 10 cities where the tournament is being held.

A group of MPs have called for transport chiefs in London to let cyclists use the Olympic Games Lanes.

A woman who says she was racially assaulted on a London bus has called for transport companies to keep CCTV material for longer, after footage of her attack was deleted in just 10 days.

If invitations to tender were to be issued periodically, trade unions called for transport staff to be protected against dismissal and against poorer terms of employment with a new contractual partner.

Mr. Lhota also said the city is committed to moving quickly toward the long-term export plan, which now calls for transporting about 6,000 tons of city trash a day by barge from various sites around the city to Linden, N.J., where it would then be sent by rail to distant landfills.

The original plans called for transporting new general aviation aircraft to customers around the world.

Brabin says her campaign will focus on community cohesion, as well as calling for improved transport links to nearby Bradford and Leeds and stopping the downgrading of Dewbury hospital.

The audience of business leaders lapped it up, with Boris also calling for more transport infrastructure in London -- and supporting the call for a new relationship with Europe (see 10.39am) Howard Angus (@howardangus) Boris Johnson says the UK economy has now reached its Costa Concordia moment.