Sentence examples for monitored transit from inspiring English sources

If carefully monitored transit co-operation takes place, India would be doing China a big favour.

Struggling with rail safety problems and revenue woes, Metro has become in recent months the most closely monitored transit agency in the country, with heightened federal oversight; a board of directors that includes new members who routinely excoriate the agency for its shortcomings; and a hyper-attentive Washington-area congressional delegation whose constituents want a reliable transit system.

We will continue to monitor Transit's progress in addressing the systemic issues raised in this report".

The suitcase-like device, packed with a computer and RFID reader, can link up soldiers to satellites for monitoring transit of things like medical supplies or big-ticket munitions.

UNICEF, the government and partners are also monitoring transit locations, including  Villamoor airbase, Ormoc, Cebu Porta transit location.

Vigabatrin is predominantly not protein bound in plasma, not heavily metabolized by the liver, and is eliminated largely unchanged via the kidneys 13; thus, it appears to be an ideal candidate drug for monitoring transit across the BBB into the brain ECF.

In the future cargo units including reefers may easily shift transport modes and be monitored during transit with appropriate measures in place to mitigate such events as power failure.' Q9 'At present, rail wagons have no electrical connection with the locomotives and cannot therefore provide the carriers with power.

The Federal Transit Administration, which monitors city transit systems, has also been concerned.

"Nobody likes to touch the topic of fare hikes," said one city official who monitors the transit budget.

In the coming months, the agency will monitor public transit data to see if railroads and bus companies have seen an increase in traffic.

The gamma scintigraphy of the formulations was carried out in albino rabbits to monitor the transit of RgFMCS4 and RgNFM in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.