Sentence examples for emissions motor from inspiring English sources

In response to a government drive for vehicles with lower carbon emissions, motor manufacturers have produced more diesel vehicles over the past decade.

Import duties on vehicles are charged according to their weight, CO2 emissions, motor effects and NOx emissions.

One textbook still in use in Portland schools is Physical Science: Concepts in Action, which informs high school students that "Carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles, power plants, and other sources may contribute to global warming"—implying that motor vehicles and power plants may not contribute to global warming.

Mr. Martin, the air board spokesman, said: "This rule is designed to reduce emissions from motor vehicles of greenhouse gases.

The Supreme Court declined to review EPA's endangerment finding or its regulation of greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles.

Emissions from motor vehicles are responsible for nearly a quarter of the man-made gases contributing to climate change.

[A15.] A five-year effort to determine if the Environmental Protection Agency has the authority to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles reached an appeals court.

A15 A federal appeals court heard arguments in a five-year battle over whether the E.P.A. has the authority to regulate carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles.

The EPA first made an initial "endangerment" finding that GHGs required regulation, and then promulgated regulations controlling GHG emissions from motor vehicles and some stationary sources.

He quoted the textbook Physical Science as saying that "carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles, power plants and other sources, may contribute to global warming".

These toxic substances, formed when emissions from motor vehicles decompose in the atmosphere in the presence of sunlight, had previously only been detected in lab studies.