Sentence examples for development of interstate from inspiring English sources

The best comparison is with the development of Interstate highways in the United States, said Ken Gibson, the head of McKinsey & Company's Indonesian office.

Regionalization of the electric grid and development of interstate markets for electricity, electric capacity, and transmission development have expanded the responsibilities of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) even as states have retained jurisdiction over generation facilities and retail markets.

"The Big Roads" is not quite the "untold" story its subtitle promises: Tom Lewis's "Divided Highways" (1997) covers a lot of the politics and development of the Interstate System, Phil Patton's "Open Road" (1986) explores its cultural impacts and Matt Dellinger's recent "Interstate 69" provides what may be its obituary.

The development of an interstate highway system (itself making use of biomorphic patterns, like cloverleafs) linked every region; television united households; and ads plugged all manner of consumer conveniences, from cars to designer tableware.

In the 20th century, Pennsylvania's highway system was created in three stages: the establishment of the state road system, the creation of east-west and north-south U.S. highways (aided by federal funds), and the development of the interstate system.

In Hobbes, we find the first articulation of the argument that a world government or state is unnecessary, although he envisaged that the development of a lawful interstate order is possible, and potentially desirable.

Interstate 235 begins at the western intersection of Interstate 35 and Interstate 80, known locally as the West Mixmaster.

West of Interstate 95, commercial development is limited.

A Corridor Cities Transitway is likely to be one of the first links in any countywide busway network because much of the development planned for the Gaithersburg area west of Interstate 270 would stall without it.

The City Council and some residents hammered together a plan to redevelop downtown, lifting height restrictions from two to five stories and putting the bulk of development close to Interstate 90.

There were cars in the US by the end of the 19th century but it was not until after the second world war – with the building of the interstates, the development of the suburbs and the advent of mass consumer prosperity – that the full potential was realised.