Sentence examples for growing transport from inspiring English sources

Global oil demand is expected to rise to 99 million barrels a day in 2035 from 87 million barrels a day last year, mainly because of a growing transport sector in China and other faster-growing economies, the agency said.

Murray says the T25 and others to follow, including an electric version, offer a green solution to our growing transport problem.

As Dr Rüdiger Grube, chief executive officer of Deutsche Bahn, put it: Arriva's activities will strengthen Deutsche Bahn's strategic positioning in Europe, principally through Arriva's successful targeting of Europe's increasingly liberalised and fast growing transport markets which are of strategic interest to Deutsche Bahn.

Whereas four papers focus on emissions mitigation policies, one paper examines challenges to adapt fast growing transport infrastructures to future climate change induced risks.

Hence shipping clearly does not follow other transport modes or sectors, where LNG is expected to cover 15%% of all fuel needs, even though shipping, after road freight, is the fastest growing transport modes in terms of overall energy shares.

In other words, a mix of proposed policy interventions namely the full-phased introduction of the Integrated Mass Transit System, fixed bus speed, stringent vehicle emission norms and a hike in parking fees for private vehicles would help in strengthening the capability of passenger transport to cater to a growing transport demand with a minimum health burden in the Delhi region.

Measures to reduce supply often increase the profitability of growing, transporting and marketing recreational drugs [ 104], thus increasing the profits made by criminals.

It cannot be assumed that all varieties of oats sold in Canada are uncontaminated with other gluten sources because the infrastructure used for growing, transporting and milling of other grains may be used for oats and cross-contamination is likely to occur.

The first bench of the supreme court granted an injunction allowing four members of the Mexican Society for Responsible and Tolerant Self-Consumption (Smart) to grow, transport and smoke marijuana.

The continent-wide rules now make it illegal to import, keep, breed or grow, transport, sell or use, or release into the environment without a permit the listed invasive, non-native plant and animal species.

States have the power to decide that they will not make it a state crime to grow, transport and use small amounts of marijuana.