Sentence examples for easing mobility from inspiring English sources
In July, it resumed domestic flights to three cities, easing mobility for overseas visitors.
OO Copenhagen Lighting The Way To Greener, More Efficient Cities - a growing wireless network of streetlamps and sensors is saving money, cutting the use of fossil fuels and easing mobility, part of its ambitious goal of becoming the world's first carbon-neutral capital by 2025.
It will be single story to ease mobility problems among what is expected to be a large number of older patients.
His driving coat uses action pleats behind the sleeves, to ease mobility, and has a detachable bib, much more beautiful than the word implies, with a crosshatched pattern that suggests the days of open-top roadsters.
The terracing for the home supporters was also modified to ease mobility, and combat safety issues in the stands.
Stakeholders' appraisal was more consistent: the objectives of easing private mobility and reducing its costs have been positioned at the bottom of the ranking; moreover, stakeholders did not explicitly refer to specific situations (even if one should suppose they generally refer to metropolitan contexts).
Before incubation with the XUXX substrate, the wall-bound proteins were desalted with Microcon centrifugal filters (30,000 MWCO; Millipore) according to the manufacturer recommended procedures, in order to ease the mobility of the hydrolyzates when they were separated on the silica plate.
Arguably, Britain is short not of privately-owned homes but of privately-rented ones, which are better for easing the labour mobility essential to a smooth-working economy.The government's scheme may also have a perverse outcome.
A low weighted score is also reached by the objective of easing private motorized mobility.
A relevant difference between user groups concerns the issue of accessibility: easing non-motorised mobility ranks 2nd for cyclists (9th and 10th for public transport and car users, respectively); easing public transport ranks 2nd for public transport users (6th and 10th for car users and cyclists, respectively).
