Sentence examples for opening transit from inspiring English sources

As open government moves from theory to practice, what lies ahead for Gov 2.0 will include more innovation in opening transit data as a platform for civic innovation.

UNICEF opens transit centre for child soldiers freed by LTTE COLUMBO/GENEVA, 3 October 2003 - The first of three transit centres for child soldiers released from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam LTTEE) was opened today in a ceremony attended by senior LTTE figures, high-level officials of the Government of Sri Lanka, Save the Children and UNICEF.

Wrap dubious items like sunscreen in plastic bag, to prevent them opening in transit and ruining your clothes.

By 2018 at least one-fifth of urban food worldwide will be grown on rooftops and in former parking lots, which will no longer be needed as open transit became the prevalent form of personal transportation.

By 2014 dozens of city governments will adopt open transit policies, meaning that public transit agencies and private transportation companies will coordinate schedules and information on traffic patterns and customer behavior that allows them to continually tighten connections between transportation services and improve convenience.

Unfortunately, since Pakistan has not yet allowed open transit trade between India and Afghanistan, India has been forced to trade via Iran.

The decision to release and support open transit data online has spawned a new ecosystem of mobile applications, many of which are featured at MBTA.com.

By a routine that was not even secret, all letters were opened in transit," the narrator explains.

If the envelope or box opens in transit, the Post Office will need to reassemble it, and it will take a lot longer.

"There is another issue in that legally the law refers to each local authority opening its own temporary transit site, something that appears unworkable in Dorset," he added.

Mr. Chaiban said plans to open a second transit home in Batticaloa had been put on hold.