Sentence examples for combat road from inspiring English sources

Five pillars are needed to combat road accidents, according to Raffo.

Google announced last year a plan to combat road congestion around its headquarters in Mountain View, California by getting together with the local county government to plan and build a network of useable and safe bike lanes.

The previous government had planned to spend £60m on a replacement.Crushing The government unveiled a plan to combat road-tax evasion by clamping and eventually crushing the cars of those who fail to pay.

As part of its initiative to combat unsafe roads, BRAC runs many programs under its Driving School, which was launched in 2012 and has 12 driving trainers.

This sense of urgency is established in the first scene as Christian in the City of Destruction reads in his book (the Bible) and breaks out with his lamentable cry, "What shall I do?" It is maintained by the combats along the road with giants and monsters such as Apollyon and Giant Despair, who embody spiritual terrors.

Again, it took Nath's arrival in the roads ministry to combat "project squatting†by some road developers.

India imprisons first-time offenders for up to six months and imposes harsh fines in an effort to combat high numbers of road deaths.

At the line of scrimmage, he can summon any of a few dozen plays from a mental file, conveying the selection audibly at home games and with hand signals on the road to combat the din.

At the first sign of darkness we got into our trucks and sped south on the road to Combat Outpost Monti where everyone, even Colonel Wilson, slept in the same room.

A majority of residents I met favor paving the road to combat the dust, which, several of those I talked with said, is the source of severe respiratory issues for a number of people, but others said they believed that paving the road could invite the kind of overdevelopment that has plagued other beach towns, like Jaco and Tamarindo.

But hardened attitudes about sending people on the road like combat soldiers have softened enough so that hotels and other destinations are scrambling to design facilities, services and programs -- from day-trip excursions to day care centers -- and market them aggressively to the corporate travel office.