Sentence examples similar to operate road from inspiring English sources

The IDB is contemplating loans to slow the rate of increase in utility tariffs, assuaging one main cause of resentment.Brazil, after much delay, is launching a scheme under which private companies can build and operate roads, sewerage systems and even jails in exchange for a stream of revenue guaranteed by the government.

President Rousseff is confident that oil revenues (which should double by the end of the decade) concessions to operate roads and airports and the country's ever-impressive agricultural sector should keep Brazil's economy heading in the right direction, just about.

It has already become a big air-freight forwarder and also operates road and rail services.

The Norwegian cities of Bergen, Trondheim and Oslo have also successfully operated road tolls, but these have been designed to raise revenues rather than restrain traffic.The London plan stands a chance of public acceptance only if it is seen as part of an overall transport strategy including major and visible improvements to public transport.

It is thus particularly important that the costs of operating road user charging schemes are kept as low as possible.

The NSCP (now known as the Northumbria Road Safety Initiative), established in April 2003, is responsible for operating road safety cameras on the region's road network at sites with a known history of speeding and collisions in accordance with national government guidelines.

Currently, Sandy Springs pays for two people to operate two road maintenance trucks five days a week — in effect, 10 days of work every two weeks.

Popular with debt-ridden governments around the world, the concept of getting the private sector to fund, construct and operate a road is so new to Afghanistan that, according to one insider, government officials needed it explained to them.

But his opponents focused less on who would operate the road and more on the toll increases — of as much as 800percentt by 2022 — that were critical to his plan.

Governments instead have followed the American example of allowing private companies to build and operate toll roads, where drivers prepared to pay a surcharge can escape the congestion on public roads.

These cranes cannot operate from roads or overhang existing buildings, which explains why so many of the ones in London are elaborate, multi-jointed things.