Sentence examples for road division from inspiring English sources

Weeks before Mr. Anemone and Mr. Casale were dismissed, the authority's inspector general, Matthew D. Sansverie, recommended that they be fired and accused them of fabricating a confidential source as a basis for investigating the former president of the authority's Long Island Rail Road division, Kenneth J. Bauer.

While maritime earnings leapt 53% to $31 million for the first half of 2000, overall profits fell, thanks to the deadweight of the road division.

If the "road" division winners advanced to the conference championship games they would be visiting teams again, unless they played a wild-card winner.

In 1975, residents of a trailer park on Pioneer Road and city officials asked the county road commission to reconfigure the intersection between the county road, Division Street and Pioneer Road to reduce accidents.

The GS in question was the BMW R 1200 GS, the mount of choice for the BMW Rider Training course, off-road division.

In addition, excellent actors played the key roles of overworked air traffic controller, mother of girl who died in car crash, police inspector from Surrey's roads division, driver of jack-knifed tanker full of horrible stuff, dead pilot's wife, Transport Minister with demonic eyebrows, husband and father of dead woman and children on dead pilot's crashed plane, etc.

The Los Angeles Police Department is the latest to start evaluating electric motorcycles for its officers – including one that looks conventional, but that can run near silently (shown in the video above), and a more extreme version that was originally developed for the US Special Forces, which the LAPD off-road division will use.

The borders of the districts are typically based on boundaries following the physical division of larger roads, division of urban and rural areas and following borders of housing associations.

Similarly, in February, Ingersoll Rand agreed to sell its road development division to Volvo for $1.3 billion.

Similarly, in February, Ingersoll agreed to sell its road development division to Volvo for $1.3 billion.

But in the case of the Blount memorial, some neighbors have phoned in complaints, and Linda Dougherty, acting manager of the road services division for the County Department of Transportation, said of the memorial, "It will need, eventually, to come down".