Sentence examples for flow of airlines from inspiring English sources

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There is agreement between Cameron and Clegg on the need to improve the flow of airline passenger data to the intelligence agencies.

Many jihadis have travelled through Germany and Turkey, which explains plans to improve cooperation with the two countries and to improve the flow of airline passenger data to the intelligence agencies.

This network represents the flow of airline passenger traffic around the U.S., and is not complete, since a direct connection does not necessarily exist between every pair of airports.

As the cost of large air transports has increased to the hundreds of millions of dollars, leasing has become an effective conserver of cash flow for airlines, and the leasing companies have become the source of procurement funds for the contractors.

The ebb and flow of the airline industry–laid low a few years ago by skyrocketing fuel costs and then the recession but lately resurgent with cheaper fuel and a recovering economy–have been well documented.

The prime minister and his deputy have reached broad agreement on plans to make it easier to strip suspected jihadis of their passports in Britain and to improve the flow of data about airline passengers to the intelligence agencies.

The prime minister, who will make a statement to MPs at 3.30pm, has already reached agreement with his coalition deputy on proposals to improve the flow of information about airline passengers to intelligence agencies, and to intensify cooperation with Germany and Turkey – the main routes used by jihadis to reach Syria.

It noted, I have noticed in the past month instead of a constant flow of complaints from crew and airline employees; compliments and kudos to the FSD [Federal Security Director].

As a solar storm continued to bathe Earth in an unusually dense flow of subatomic particles, affecting electric companies, airlines and space satellites, a House subcommittee held a hearing on Thursday on a plan to cut back or eliminate the office that forecasts such events.

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