Sentence examples for sector transit from inspiring English sources

Rail freight in North America is also faced with aggressive and near universally available road transport for general and specialist cargo applications which has effectively displaced rail from short and medium sector transit lengths on grounds of cost, service levels, responsiveness and availability.

This problem has several practical applications in the cash-in-transit sector and in the transportation of hazardous materials.

The ultimate goal must therefore be to combine these different transit modes into a coherent whole, with burgeoning private-sector transportation initiatives, so that getting around cities is ever easier, equitable and enjoyable.

Instead, Mr. Chertoff said the nation must simply be prudent, acting on what information it has, taking a measured response that targets the one sector -- mass transit -- that had been struck in Britain.

More specifically, the paper addresses the urban transit sector investigating the key factors that affect the modal choice of commuters in their urban mobility and transit.

This paper addresses the urban transit sector investigating variables affecting the habitual modal choices of commuters aiming to gain insight into the key factors affecting these choices and the reasons that discourage them from using public transport services.

Around the United States, there has been a blossoming of innovation in the city transit sector, driven by the passion of citizens and fueled by the release of real-time transit data by their city governments.

Stockholm's efforts, of course, reach far beyond its transit sector to include energy efficiency in buildings as well as in heating and cooling and an effort to maximize the use of renewable energy.

It is also observed that some prominent regions in north-east, south-east and west of El Paso need improvements in streetlight systems, sidewalks and bicycle network to facilitate walking and bicycling amongst low-income shift workers employed in Retail Trade, and Accommodation and Food Services industry sectors to access transit stops at night.

Our problem is not American wages -- the manufacturing jobs we need are not low-wage, low-technology industries like shoes and apparel, but highly skilled and therefore highly paid jobs in innovative sectors like mass transit vehicles, electric cars, new battery and energy storage technologies, solar power, wind turbines, high performance building materials, carbon fiber for lightweight vehicles.

Brazil requires formal sector employers to provide transit tickets to employees through a system called Vale Transporte (VT).