Sentence examples for control over transport from inspiring English sources

Control over transport, housing and infrastructure investment means that local leaders can ensure their cities are attractive and well-connected.

First, control over transport has to be de-centralised in the way that it is in other countries.

They were rewarded with a bumper devolution package, giving town hall chiefs control over transport, housing, policing and much more besides.

It is no accident that the two regions of the UK that have the most local control over transport – London and Scotland – have the highest spending per head.

Now, with an elected city government committed to sustainable development in Thames Gateway, with strategic planning powers, and with control over transport and regeneration, we have an opportunity to make this work.

During 1912 and 1913, the UERL increased its control over transport services in London by purchasing two tube railways, the City & South London Railway (C&SLR) and Central London Railway (CLR), and a number of bus and tram companies.

The measurements are provided over transport control protocol (TCP).

The fact that the increase was similar in the two groups also testifies that electron transport capacity is not impaired in type 2 diabetes, and that the phosphorylation system (adenine nucleotide transporter, phosphate transporter and ATP synthase) exerts control over electron transport in patients and control subjects to the same degree.

But Bloomberg has little say over transport.

Councils gain control over local transport systems, skills, employment, housing and business support.

Opaque finances and central control over extraction, transport, storage and sales allow rent-seekers to act with impunity.