Sentence examples for conduct transportation from inspiring English sources

They have formed a block association and hired lawyers, and they plan to tap an engineering firm to conduct transportation and environmental assessments that will likely show that the entrances can and should go elsewhere, or perhaps are not needed at all.

Amazon has 43 percent fewer injuries on average than other companies conducting transportation and warehousing activities in the UK, and that's according to Health and Safety Executive RIDDOR reporting data.

Although considerable research into technology acceptance and resistance has been conducted in other domains, very little has been conducted in transportation.

Cervero conducted preliminary transportation training for Rio de Janiero planners in preparation for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

A majority of the members of the advisory committee shall be individuals with experience in conducting surface transportation research and development.

In a January compliance review conducted by transportation regulators, breakdowns were identified in the company's safety management systems, but "Scapadas Magicas failed to take necessary action to remedy its safety management deficiencies," the order said.

Two guidelines to consider are that the incentives must be positive (i.e. no negative consequences for non-respondents) and should be relevant to the topic of the survey (e.g., if you are conducting a transportation survey with the purpose of encouraging public transit, free parking passes would not be an appropriate incentive).

A traffic impact study conducted by transportation consulting firm Fehr and Peers showed the project will not have a significant impact on traffic flow.

Counterintuitively, there is usually an abundance of parking spaces in the Village, except on the busiest summer days when the area's streets and lots actually fill up, according to a study conducted by transportation planning firm NelsonNygaard.

Maritime cabotage is a legislation published by a particular coastal country, which is used to conduct the cargo transportation between its two domestic ports.

It was only fraudulent conduct in obtaining transportation at less rates than others, which was denounced by the act, and the imposition aimed at was principally such as might be practised by the shippers upon the carriers in order to procure the preference.