Sentence examples for drivers to provide from inspiring English sources
Some businesses ask their drivers to provide company officials with receipts for each toll.
A federal judge refused to stop a traffic checkpoint program in Washington, requiring drivers to provide the police identification and a destination before entering a crime-ridden neighborhood.
Joseph R. Fuentes, superintendent of the State Police, said in an interview on Friday that the state would announce on Tuesday new regulations — after consulting with trucking industry executives and the State Police — that will require truck drivers to provide documentation about their trips.
Survey data were then collected from 198 long-haul truck drivers to provide quantitative information.
"Some of the benefits include reliable and customer-focused trainings for drivers to provide a higher-level experience of getting a cab and reinforcing safety initiatives across sector".
This study highlights the influence of environmental and anthropogenic factors on dolphin demography and population dynamics and the need to integrate these drivers to provide robust evidences for conservation stakeholders in an adaptive management framework.
Under somewhat abstruse rules, observed often in the breach or according to ad hoc negotiation that rarely goes the customer's way, a passenger may require a black-cab driver to provide transport to any point within a six-mile radius of Charing Cross station near Trafalgar Square.
Some fans I spoke to expected DevBot to be faster and for the driver to provide less input — like, zero.
A positive screening test gives a police officer reasonable cause to ask the driver to provide a blood sample to quantify his THC level.
The electrical poling studies were performed using an arbitrary waveform generator (Tektronix) connected to a piezoelectric DC driver to provide well-defined voltage pulses.
Several systems have been installed into commercial vehicles to assist the driver to provide a more comfortable drive, including improving of the safety of the driver, passenger, and the pedestrian or cyclist.
