Sentence examples for of transportation operations from inspiring English sources

"Years ago out east, they had no interest in even having signs," said Bob Shinnick, the Suffolk County's director of transportation operations.

Robert W. Shinnick, the director of transportation operations for the Suffolk public works department, said Suffolk County Transit was always striving to improve.

Robert W. Shinnick, the director of transportation operations for the county, said that the fare increases might be put off depending on developments in the next few days.

"At the end of May we got a full understanding of what the numbers would be," Robert W. Shinnick, Suffolk's director of transportation operations, said, referring to the state aid.

"To the extent that reasonable proposals can be envisioned now for the future, it probably deals sufficiently with congestion," said Robert W. Shinnick, the director of transportation operations for Suffolk County.

Mr. Shinnick, the county's director of transportation operations, said that surveys have found that of the four million people who ride the bus each year in Suffolk, 80percentt do not have a car.

Today's food and agriculture practices consume enormous amounts of fossil fuel for transportation, operation of farm machinery, and chemical production of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides: roughly 10 calories of fossil fuel go into every calorie of food we eat, representing 19% of all U.S. energy consumption.

The paper discusses the operation of these pillars and demonstrates how they can be used to enable the dynamic provisioning of integrated intelligent systems of systems transportation operations.

Her father, who retired as a national distribution operations manager in Mechanicsburg for I.B.M., now is the manager of United States transportation operations for Tyco Electronics, a manufacturer of electronic components in Harrisburg, Pa.

It has mining and refining operations for bauxite; smelting plants for aluminum; hydroelectric plants; fabricating plants for a wide variety of aluminum products; transportation operations; facilities for production and sale of industrial chemicals; and research and development laboratories.

Perhaps nowhere are these issues more pronounced than at Transnet, the vast web of government-run transportation operations, which is more than $4 billion in debt.