Sentence examples for road demand from inspiring English sources

Regarding the White Paper Low and High scenarios, this growth in road demand is now partially allocated to rail (based on the distance, the network and its use).

The WPL scenario allocates the road demand to rail only if both control variable conditions are true, i.e. rail network exists that is currently used for rail freight transport.

Hence, as the modal shift percentages from road to rail result from distances greater than 300 km, they do not, in most cases, include domestic demand, which is a significant part of the road demand.

If enough of these cars had made it onto the road, demand could have brought more alternative fuels to the market.

And The White Road demanded even more extensive travels.

A crowd of students had blocked the road, demanding that their half-built campus be completed.

Mr. Chubais tells of how a 1990 cigarette shortage in St . Petersburgled to a crowd of desperate smokers blocking the city's main road demanding deliveries.

But the root cause of violent driving will be the hardest to eradicate: the growth of a "me first" philosophy which forgets that sharing the road demands responsibility and that driving is a privilege.

In the countryside, Afro-Guyanese supporters of the opposition People's National Congress (PNC) blocked the country's only east-west road, demanding tolls to aid "the struggle".Such is politics in Guyana, a country bitterly divided along ethnic lines.

On June 26th a militia near Ras Lanuf, an oil-refinery town, blocked the main coastal road, demanding more seats for easterners in the national congress.Benghazi, Libya's second city, also likes to flex its muscle.

Residents sometimes block the only access road, demanding jobs and complaining that Kumtor has caused headaches and heart attacks—and even the rotting teeth of a chain-smoking attendant at the local petrol station.Parliament has given the government and Centerra three months to come to a new deal.