Sentence examples for eliminated road from inspiring English sources
The image of the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill of Alaskan crude has faded, and in recent years the Alaskan oil industry has largely eliminated road building, waste dumping and other practices that previously damaged the fragile tundra, said Steven D. Taylor, the director of environmental policy for BP Exploration Inc., a division of BP Amoco.
In 1997 the Swedish parliament wrote into law a "Vision Zero" plan, promising to eliminate road fatalities and injuries altogether.
Amtrak, in turn, was to make improvements to that route to allow higher speeds, like eliminating road crossings and straightening curves.
This is likely driven by the ability of fencing to eliminate road mortality, which in turn increases genetic diversity, thereby slowing differentiation across the road.
The company claims the new shield virtually eliminates road debris from touching the car's battery module.
At this point in history, human societies have the scientific knowledge and the technology to effectively eliminate road injury.
Upon comparing commonly acknowledged mortality risks, it has been estimated that a 10 µg/m reduction in ambient PM2.5 pollution (roughly equivalent to eradicating all anthropogenic particles) would have a larger impact on life expectancy in England and Wales than eliminating road traffic accidents or passive smoking (IOM 2006).
By sticking to his current strategy, Rubio is eliminating roads to the nomination.
But nowhere are the extremes as great as on the Isle of Man, which has largely resisted a push for stricter safety measures that has all but eliminated true road racing elsewhere.
At the Royal Rumble, Edge competed in the 30-man Royal Rumble match and was eliminated by Road Dogg.
In an example of the use of this guidance, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission denied the license for a nuclear fuel enrichment facility near two small, predominantly minority rural communities because the project would have eliminated a road between the two communities (Bass 1998).
