Sentence examples for improve station from inspiring English sources

A New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association official said that the union discussed the need to improve station house conditions with the commissioner shortly after his appointment in August, and has been pleased with his willingness to repair the situation.

In these simulation results are shown that (a) active control can significantly improve station keeping with even an imperfect predictive model and (b) continuous planning can mitigate the impact of model inaccuracy.

The ILRS works with: (1) the global network to improve station performance; (2) new satellite missions in the design and building of retroreflector targets to maximize data quality and quantity and (3) science programs to optimize scientific data yield.

It will install free, faster Wi-Fi on its trains, and spend more than £20m to improve stations, including waiting rooms, seats and shelters.

Transportation experts like Robert Puentes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who was a co-author of its Amtrak study, said he expected all the states to eventually agree to the cost-sharing arrangement, which will provide more money to upgrade tracks and improve stations.

Sponsorship deals on the London Underground could help improve stations as well as freeze fares, Conservative politicians have said.

Network Rail has assigned £2.3bn of investment to increase the number of seats available and improve stations in the South East.

In March, Network Rail said it had assigned £2.3bn of investment to increase the number of seats available and improve stations in the South East.

Under their franchise agreements, train operators are required to use "reasonable endeavours" to give peak passengers "a reasonable expectation of a seat within 20 minutes of boarding", but there is no legal burden upon them to expand fleets or improve stations to achieve this.

BART is also searching for funding to buy the new signal system and improve stations by adding more tracks.

The Development (Loans, Guarantees and Grants) Act 1929 allowed the GWR to obtain money in return for stimulating employment and this was used to improve stations including London Paddington, and Cardiff General; to improve facilities at depots and to lay additional tracks to reduce congestion.