Sentence examples for road proposal from inspiring English sources

After several years, the county backed away from its road proposal.

Officials in Alexandria, Va., are ready to test that idea and are moving ahead with a shared road proposal, according to transportationnation.org.org

But it is his toll road proposal that is likely to drown out everything else for the foreseeable future, and for good reason.

When the road proposal first appeared in an appropriations bill 10 years ago, President Bill Clinton, at the urging of Bruce Babbitt, the interior secretary at the time, threatened a veto unless the project was removed.

When asked at a year-end news conference at Drumthwacket, the governor's mansion, what his priorities were beyond education financing and his toll road proposal, he rattled off the following: universal health care; a revamped energy master plan that is expected to address the possibility of more nuclear power; more stringent ethics reforms; improving urban schools; and property tax relief.

The Transportation Department released the road proposal in 1997, seeking to expand portions of Route 120 heading north on the east side of the reservoir; to reconstruct much of the overlap of Routes 120 and 22 with wider intersections and a new bridge over the reservoir; and to build expanded interchanges at Exits 2 and 3 of Interstate 684, on the east side of the reservoir.

As part of this policy shift, transport strategies are now to be assessed under the New Approach to Appraisal (NATA) which is designed to promote sustainability and provide a sterner test for new road proposals.

English Heritage and the National Trust, which have come together for the first time to work on the road proposals, after being at loggerheads in many previous planning inquiries, remained jubilant.

"Together with the Harbour Way link road, proposals for the development of the docks and the improvements to lower Station Road, the whole area will be most impressive.

While the forum was novel, Mr. Obama still seemed burdened with the challenges of having pursued a largely middle-of-the-road proposal that has hampered the Democrats all along.

One middle-of-the-road proposal calls for negotiations and arbitration with Davis and other interested parties, with the goal of creating a new Cal-ISO governing board not directly answerable to the governor.