Sentence examples for full transportation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paterson's legislation would require a state audit of the full transportation authority, which includes suburban commuter lines.

"If we use that $900 million to sink West Street," Mr. Schumer told listeners at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, "it's very unlikely we'll also have enough money to build a full transportation link.

Mr. Costello, chairman of a House transportation subcommittee on aviation, and Representative James L. Oberstar, Democrat of Minnesota and chairman of the full Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee, urged quick approval of a bill already passed by the House that would provide $42 million for incursion reduction and $72 million for runway lighting.

Renault's EZ-GO is less concept car than a full transportation service concept design.

The full transportation bill, including the amendment, passed the Senate by a 74 22 vote, but the U.S. House of Representatives refused to vote on the Senate bill, instead passing a three-month extension to the current transportation bill that did not contain a county payments extension.

This paper introduces a bidirectional multi-shift full truckload transportation problem with operation dependent service times.

We consider the real-time scheduling of full truckload transportation orders with time windows that arrive during schedule execution.

The Richard U. Light Fellowship provides full funding (transportation, tuition, room and board, and incidentals) for Yale students of exceptional promise to study Chinese, Japanese, or Korean at specifically approved sites in China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.

The Foundation provides full funding (transportation, tuition, room and board, and incidentals) for Yale students of exceptional promise to study Chinese, Japanese, or Korean at specifically approved sites in China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.

The summer class of 20 students will receive, at no charge: full tuition; transportation to and from the host university campus; housing and meals; access to the host university's libraries, computer centers and gym; and a $3,000 stipend to replace summer employment income.

Fairfax County, Va., where the number of homeless students climbed from 1,100 in June 2007 to 1,800 last spring, has three social workers dedicated to the homeless and is using a temporary stimulus grant to assign a full-time transportation coordinator to commandeer buses, issue gas cards and sometimes call taxis to get the children to their original schools.