Sentence examples for complicated transit from inspiring English sources

The analysis revealed that despite higher environmental and economic benefits the low adoption of agroforestry is largely attributed to policy and institutional constraints such as insecure land tenure, complicated transit rules, double levy on agricultural commodities, and farmers' poor socio-economic condition.

"It is a very complicated transit system, and it just got less complicated today with the advent of Google Maps for transit," Gov. David A. Paterson said, noting that the subway system opened with 9.1 miles of lines in 1904, and that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority now serves a territory of 5,000 square miles.

With its different colours, arrows and flags it looks like a complicated transit map.

Both the authority and its critics face the same problem: in one of the largest and most complicated transit systems in the world, how do you measure service in a way that honestly reflects what riders actually experience every day?

Like all big, complicated transit projects here, this one would require the new mayor to get the Port Authority, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the New York state and federal governments on board, which is where courage and guile come in, along with the bully pulpit.

Because the answers to these questions are potentially complicated, the transit officer said, the trial had been on television almost continuously in his transit command center and was the talk of his peers.

The task is very complicated, consisting of several transit and transfer path generation and delivery position calculation, and it is necessary to show the proposed algorithm can solve complicated task realization with map errors by minimal and effective change of off-line plan.

What should have been an uneventful transit was complicated by weather that began bad and only got worse as the voyage progressed.

In New York, where many airport workers depend on public transportation, resuming service was complicated by the fact that mass transit in New York was only slowly getting back on line on Monday.

The case was further complicated because officials of New York City Transit initially said that the men had not been struck by a train.

However, the performance evaluation of transit services is complicated by an array of quantitative measures available to assess the goals and the diversity in the goals themselves, which usually include improving operational efficiency and providing equitable access.