Sentence examples for deterring congestion from inspiring English sources
The ongoing construction of the new refugee camp in Azraq is also critical to deterring congestion in Zaatari, and ensuring a safe and adequate living space for future Syrian refugees.
It was introduced in an attempt to deter traffic and reduce congestion; Livingstone himself took the London Underground to work, and tried to inspire more Londoners to use public transport rather than cars.
Global warming, increasing traffic congestion, diminishing resources and declining health levels have led to the introduction of several policies aimed at deterring car-usage.
But fierce competition in the urban mobility space is not deterring Uber from peddling into the region, and attempting to put some shine back on a brand that's still divisive — charged with all sorts of problematic effects from rising congestion and air pollution to having a damaging impact on workers' rights.
Sprinkle around deterring odors.
Some of these will fly from other British airports, but across Britain as a whole, the forecasts predict that rising congestion and costs will deter 5m flights a year.
A more realistic concern is that exposing ISPs to intrusive regulation as utilities could deter investment in broadband networks, which would only cause more congestion and slow the innovation that the rules were intended to safeguard.
Enlarging the forthcoming Ultra Low Emission Zone and bringing it in a year sooner than Johnson's target date of 2020 - moves Khan is already consulting on - might help to mitigate congestion, as the daily charge it will raise on polluting vehicles should deter owners of some of them from taking to the roads.
