Sentence examples for entering the fleet from inspiring English sources
To ensure equal conditions for all manufacturers, standards should apply to all vehicles entering the fleet, whether locally produced or imported.
Ryan et al. [62] analyse fiscal instruments' influence on individual purchasing decisions, finding that vehicle and fuel taxes have a considerable influence on the efficiency of vehicles entering the fleet.
Langer (2005) estimated that a feebate of US$1825/gallon/100mi4.2525 L/km) would reduce the average fuel consumption of vehicles entering the fleet 16 % by 2010 and 28%% by 2020.
ATR-42s and Twin Otters were incorporated into the fleet in the mid-1980s, withethe first of six Twin Otters entering the fleet in early 1985.
Officials said the plane that crashed was the MC-130H model, which entered the fleet in 1991.
Newer ships that regularly cruise at about 21 knots, like Holland America's Amsterdam, which entered the fleet in 2000, have made the trip possible.
The Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas entered the fleet last June with the largest passenger capacity yet — 3,634 — double that of large ships a decade ago.
Based in Yokosuka, Japan, since 1998, it entered the fleet 40 years ago when John F. Kennedy was president, and more than 100,000 Americans have served aboard it.
Since June 1, according to taxi commission records, a combination of smaller and relatively inexpensive hybrids, like the Camry and the Prius, both from Toyota, have made up more than 80 percent of the roughly 1,100 new taxis to enter the fleet.
Under current Navy plans, a contract for the program would be issued this spring, calling for the first DD-21 keel to be laid in 2005 and the first completed ship to enter the fleet in 2010.
