Sentence examples for parking reduction from inspiring English sources

According to data, on street illegal parking reduction has to be one basic pillar of mobility policies.

A multitude of things — cashless parking, reduction or complete avoidance of human interaction and booking capabilities — are at the fingertips of consumers who are testing each product to see what best fits their needs.

How many people at the meetings knew that the bill supported by Mr. McCain would also lead to the layoffs of tens of thousands of teachers, closings of national parks, reductions in food inspections, and cutbacks at the F.B.I. and the Border Patrol?

The mayor of Lewisham predicts that casualties will include youth work, libraries, parks, crime reduction, social care and street cleaning.

We assessed the performance of disperse dyestuff manufacturing in the park and found that the park showed substantial reduction in its sulfuric acid consumption, water pollutants emission, and hazardous solid waste generation in disperse dyestuff production from 2011 to 2015.

When it comes to transport, people are looking for the most convenient and cheapest options so offering favourable parking options or reductions on the ticket price could be a good incentive to encourage festival goers to consider greener transport options.

Later yesterday, city and Council officials haggled over still more details but Council officials said they hoped to restore financing for about half of what the administration had wanted to cut from various programs, including libraries, cultural institutions, parks, infant mortality reduction and AIDS prevention.

The curfew was still in effect in February 2006, when it was spread to other downtown parks, citing the reduction in drug dealing that was occurring in the South Park Blocks.

The importance of non-flying mammals to pollination of B. integrifolia was demonstrated in 1989, with a study in Wilsons Promontory National Park showing a reduction of fruit set when measures were taken to exclude them.

The policy has in fact left Barnet's car parks deserted, leaving the council with a reduction in parking revenue as well as disproportionately hitting small and local businesses.

Mr. Skyler said a reduction in parking placards is also meant to ease a dearth of parking spaces in areas like Lower Manhattan, where a large number of government workers use the permits to park. "We felt that 20percentt would be substantial enough to improve parking conditions for residents without impairing agencies' abilities to operate," Mr. Skyler said.