Sentence examples for flagship transport from inspiring English sources

Shadow transport secretary Theresa Villiers said: "Labour's flagship transport policy is in complete disarray.

The government has been accused of attempting to suppress the drawbacks of its flagship transport project after previously unseen research revealed cities across the UK could lose up to £220m each as a result of HS2.

The bike hire and cycling superhighways are both Mayoral flagship transport projects and now someone has died while using them.

Transport projects are more popular in Central and South America, reflecting the regional impact of flagship transport experiences in Curitiba Brazill) and Bogotá (Colombia) (Arup, 2011).

Assigned to the Home Squadron as flagship, Roanoke transported the American filibuster and former President of Nicaragua, William Walker, and his men back to the United States from Aspinwall, Colombia, (now called Colón, Panamá).

Travers suggests: "His difficulty is he has a flagship policy on transport that may not be that salient and may not be believed".

The naval force was drawn from TF 76 and comprised U.S. Navy destroyers (Barbey's flagship),,,,,,, and and a transport group with destroyer transports and, the Australian landing ship infantry, landing ship dock, two patrol craft and two submarine chasers.

Now the London-based business has transported its flagship model to Colorado to drum up interest in the motorbike-loving American market.

The Tory mayor, though a social liberal who speaks at times with feeling about disaffection and want, is a facilitator of Tory flagship strategies in housing, welfare, transport and crime that are worsening London's woes.

She took back her original name of Almirante Latorre, and served as the Chilean flagship and frequently as presidential transport.

Such is the current state of the A400M transport plane, Europe's flagship military project, an enterprise costing €20 billion, or about $26 billion, and spanning more than 15 years.