Sentence examples for critical transit from inspiring English sources

The American military installation at the Manas airport outside the capital of Bishkek is a critical transit and support center for United States operations in Afghanistan.

"I want to welcome the presence of President Karzai, as well as officials from central Asia and Russia, nations that have an important perspective and that continue to provide critical transit for ISAF supplies," he said, referring to the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan.

As a result, some of the most critical transit repairs and reinforcements remain undone.

Given the tremendous expansion of the national flag carrier, Copa Airlines, Panama City has become a critical transit hub for flying between the United States and South America.

You can see it in Dan's work on the California Air Resources Board, which is in charge of designing and implementing critical transit-related policies.

In November 2008, Los Angeles County voters by a two-thirds majority approved a half-cent sales tax for the construction of mass transit and other critical transportation projects.

So it talks about how critical intraborough transit is, as opposed to interborough; both are critical, but now intraborough has become much more significant.

It was unclear what effect the accident would have on long-awaited AirTrain service, which is to provide a critical mass-transit link between Kennedy Airport and Jamaica, Queens, where a renovated Jamaica Station, already a giant hub for the Long Island Rail Road and a ganglia of subway and bus lines, will become a transfer point for air travelers from Manhattan and other parts of the city.

The coming months are critical for the transit system in terms of its financing, Mr. Russianoff said.

On Monday, the judge will preside over what may be the trial's most critical moments: A transit police officer, Kevin Maloney, is expected to break ranks and testify that he saw Officer Kern jab Mr. Mineo with his baton.

Wait and travel time are usually considered as critical measurements of transit customer satisfaction.