Sentence examples for commissioning of road from inspiring English sources
So any Department for Transport review should also look at the commissioning of road schemes.
If we are to achieve the targets set out by the most recent European Commission White Paper that "30%% of road freight over 300 km should shift to other modes such as rail or waterborne transport by 2030, and more than 50%% by 2050", [8], the current rail network must undergo substantial amounts of renovation, requiring significant investment.
An action plan for the electrification of road transport (2009) that was commissioned by the Ministry of Transport and Communication sets the goal of attaining 200.000 EVs on Norwegian roads by 2020 (signifying approximately 10% of the current car fleet).
Spivey and David Barksdale immediately set out on a series of road trips, meeting with county boards, state highway commissions and private landowners.
The commission ruled that the order could not hold a return parade along a contentious stretch of road on 12 July.
De-commissioning of weapons begins; the road linking the Jaffna peninsula with the rest of Sri Lanka reopens after 12 years; passenger flights to Jaffna resume.
As a county-designated highway, H-13 is maintained by the county road commissions of Delta, Alger and Schoolcraft counties (DCRC, ACRC and SCRC respectively) with support for the FFH-13 segment as part of the Forest Highway System that is funded and administered by the United States Forest Service and the Federal Highway Administration.
Augustus created the senatorial group of the curatores viarum (translated as "Supervisors for Roads") for the upkeep of roads; this senatorial commission worked with local officials and contractors to organize regular repairs.
What the road running commission of the I.A.A.F. would have preferred was to consider both of Radcliffe's times — the male-paced 2 15:25 and the female-paced 2 17:42 — to be world records.
The commission said that without the increase, the state's Transportation Trust Fund would soon run out of money to pay for construction and repair of roads and bridges.
