Sentence examples for carriage improvements from inspiring English sources

"The alternative to HS2 is not another grand project, it is myriad small, high-return projects that would deliver benefits in the near future: bypasses, flyovers, underpasses, commuter line upgrades, carriage improvements, platform improvements and more... projects that would serve the many rather than the few".

Physical fitness demands for executing Military Occupational Specialties MOSS) are substantial; thus lifting and load carriage capability improvements are desirable.

The introduction of the first bogie carriages service replaced the very basic four wheel carriages and extensive improvements were made to the track and stations after the earthquake of 1897 and underwent further modernization under the Northeast Frontier Railway Zone of Indian Railway.

Optimal sampling of carriage could lead to improvements in downstream analysis and the evaluation of pneumococcal vaccine impact and extrapolation to pneumococcal disease control therefore further in depth comparisons would be of value.

Comcast has touted its carriage commitments as an improvement to its channel lineup and a better reflection of the markets it operates in.

After completion of the palace, Hunt remained at Alupka working on an assortment of project in and around the estate building long carriage drives, roads and structural improvements to the gardens surrounding the palace.

This demonstrates a substantial improvement to the load carriage ergonomics when using a composite anatomical strap.

The audit did not evaluate the work of the society, which said in a statement that it was "glad the city recognizes the need for improvements with respect to the carriage horses".

The museum has made improvements, like new paint and refinished floors, to its Carriage House, where the plays will be presented, Mr. Reinheimer said.

The 51m Alliance's proposed alternative to HS2 includes improvements to the West Coast Mainline and adding carriages to trains on existing lines to increase capacity.

This situation was exacerbated by improvements to the roads, resulting in a large demand for carriage horses, further reducing demand for riding horses.