Sentence examples for make airlines from inspiring English sources

Why has Europe passed its own laws to make airlines reduce their CO2 emissions?

"If the government is serious about tackling climate change, it must make airlines pay for their environmental impact".

But it has backed off for now, following the hostile response by other governments to its attempts to make airlines buy permits.The IMO is also pressing on with planned new rules on cleaning up ships' ballast water.

The package included $5 billion in cash payments to make airlines whole for their losses when the air travel system was shut down after the terror attacks, and up to $10 billion in guaranteed loans.

There are moves afoot to make airlines sign on to the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme, which could in one swoop clean up the skies and foul up your holiday plans.

To the expected relief of bedraggled fliers, the European Commission has proposed a law to make airlines pay at least the equivalent of about $670 to every passenger bumped from a European flight.

Deregulation can make airline tickets cheaper.

It also plans to produce green aviation fuel to make airline travel more carbon-neutral.

(Behind the Talmud, he writes, is a moral gravity; nobody uses it to make airline reservations or find a date).

Mr. Widmer himself told of being instructed to keep a low profile — to make airline reservations under a fake name and to meet agents in half-finished buildings.

You can already use the Internet to shop and make airline reservations; now you can donate your DNA, too.