Sentence examples for opposition transport from inspiring English sources

"The first thing to do is attend to the victims and the injured," said the socialist opposition transport spokesman, Rafael Simancas.

Alannah McTiernan, then the Opposition Transport spokesperson, attacked the plan, saying that the government should instead build a railway to Rockingham.

Any bus companies found to be transporting opposition protestors automatically have their transportation license confiscated.

Opposition spokesman fo transport and infrastructure, Anthony Albanese, told the conference that high wealth individuals who minimise their taxable incomes with creative accounting should be subject to a non-negotiable flat rate of tax – perhaps as high as 35% of their total incomes.

It is claimed that this is due to lack of political will and opposition from the "transport mafia".

Since the federal ministry of finance is in lead for all decisions on indirect taxes, the federal ministry of transport's opposition against the German air transport tax, introduced in 2011, so far has not been successful.

The research indicates an underlying engrained dependency on cars to reach walks and a degree of opposition to using public transport, which generally contradicts widely-held attitudes towards protecting the environment.

Media and law enforcement should be reacting to online discrimination with the same vehement opposition afforded to public transport bigots with equally, if not harsher penalties.

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That ended with Labour's defeat the following year, but he prospered in opposition, as opposition spokesman on transport from 1951 to 1953, and on fuel and power until 1955.

Given the M5S's stated commitment to public transport and its opposition to big, unwieldy projects, both issues are significant.