Sentence examples for maintaining of roads from inspiring English sources

The authors develops an experimental program in order to deepen the main factors of the road environment able to trigger seizures due to the flickering effect and to provide useful indications for the designing and maintaining of roads that are safe for all types of user, including photosensitive subjects.

In areas such as Takaharu, local government prioritised maintaining functionality of roads that might have been required in the case of evacuation.

But it was "a drop in the ocean" compared with the amount required for a "properly maintained network of roads", he said.

The dedicated financing sources for the state's roads no longer fully cover the costs of maintaining existing roads.

Even though those who opposed paving recognized the expense of maintaining dirt roads and their inconvenience at times, "one has to put all that into perspective" and consider the benefits, the Town Supervisor said.

And while some upstate New Yorkers see the possibility of new jobs and incomes, others fear the fragmentation of forests and farmland, the costs of maintaining roads and services, the ruination of the landscape, and the possible contamination of their streams, rivers, and wells.

The road that links them, also called N.C. 12, offers an extreme example of the difficulty of maintaining houses, condos, roads and other infrastructure in the face of a climate-driven rise in sea level.

From a purely pragmatic point of view, maintaining the roads is expensive and time-consuming, said Roger M. Chirico, Philipstown's superintendent of highways.

Mr. Commer, the engineer in charge of maintaining roads in his home borough of Staten Island, won a rerun election that union officials had ordered after hundreds of ballots mysteriously disappeared in an election last November.

The growth of automobile ownership (by the turn of the 21st century, nearly two-thirds of all households had one automobile, and some had two or more), the decline in the use of local buses, and the transfer of much internal freight from rail to road increased the importance of maintaining and developing road networks, particularly motorways (superhighways) and trunk roads.

The taxes Americans pay at the pump have never been sufficient to cover the cost of building and maintaining the roads -- local streets and roads, for example, are usually paid for through property taxes, not gas taxes.