Sentence examples for central transport from inspiring English sources
His father retired as a truck driver for Central Transport International in Warren, Mich.
Sir Peter said that without significant extra funding London will face "overwhelming" overcrowding on central transport by 2030.
With the railroad, Seattle had supplanted San Francisco as the central transport point for the northern Pacific trade by the early 1880s.
Justin Laney, general manager of central transport at John Lewis, said the introduction of renewable biomethane will help make its fleet cleaner and quieter, while the "significant" cost savings mean there is a "compelling business case to switch from diesel".
Public transport: The Genting Arena isn't anywhere near the centre of Birmingham, which is eight miles away, but it's very close to the central transport hub of Birmingham International railway station and Birmingham Airport.
The thermophilic proteins show improved properties for structural and biochemical studies compared to their mesophilic counterparts, and purified ctNups enabled the reconstitution of the inner pore ring module that spans the width of the NPC from the anchoring membrane to the central transport channel.
TfL was also deploying travel "ambassadors" and volunteers to assist and hand out maps at central London transport hubs.
Our central constrained transport schemes do not need characteristic decomposition, and are easy to code and combine with un-split discretization of the source and parabolic terms.
While it acknowledges that a structured involvement of stakeholders should become central in transport backcasting studies, there are very few policy relevant papers that pay special attention to stakeholder participation in the visioning phase of backcasting.
The new Greater London Authority, comprising a directly elected mayor and a 25-member assembly, assumed some of the responsibilities in London previously handled by the central government notably transport, planning, police, and other emergency services.
Lib Dem MP and chief secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, accused the Scottish government of focusing on central Scotland transport projects rather than improving the A9.
