Sentence examples for dedicated transportation from inspiring English sources
On a similar transportation question on the New Jersey ballot, voters overwhelmingly approved a measure that will free up money for roads, bridges and transit by redirecting existing taxes to a dedicated transportation fund.
That decision was a public tender for a project to expand the airport that was won early this year by the Galaxy Fund, a dedicated transportation infrastructure equity fund whose core investors are the French Groupe Caisse des Dépôts, the Italian Cassa Depositi e Prestiti and the German state development bank Kreditanstalt fuer Wiederaufbau.
In accordance with the 'free capacity of time' argument, also the interviewed practitioners confirmed that CL does not have to imply existing travel and expressed interest in dedicated transportation.
First, while the established referral protocol for the network is well-known to providers, it is not followed because of lack of dedicated transportation and communication infrastructure.
Dedicated transportation and communication infrastructure, improvements in pre-service and in-service training, and supportive supervision are needed to maximize the effective use of existing human resources and infrastructure, thus increasing access to and the provision of timely, high quality emergency obstetric care in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission, which manages the toll revenue dedicated to transportation and transit improvements in the corridor, approved $12 million in new projects last summer, including $7.2 million for new or enhanced bus service.
A recent manifesto from 17 major business groups in Northern Virginia, calling for new taxes dedicated to transportation, attests to that reality.
Mr. Deeds has run an enormous and possibly fatal political risk by saying bluntly that he would support legislation to raise new taxes dedicated to transportation.
This paper presents a study of a polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) power generator based on a multi-stack association dedicated to transportation applications.
"Cars are safer, yes," said Gloria Ohland, the Southern California project manager for the Surface Transportation Policy Project, a national nonprofit coalition of organizations dedicated to transportation policies that protect the environment and promote livable communities.
