Sentence examples for segregated roads from inspiring English sources

Three out of four are in favour of segregated roads for Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank, and 58% believe Israel already practises apartheid against Palestinians, the poll found.

She had told the court that the rise of segregated roads in recent years approached apartheid, but the chief justice, Dorit Beinisch, chided her for using that term, calling it inappropriate and extreme.

Limor Yehuda, the lawyer who argued the case for the civil rights group, said she hoped the court would apply the ruling to all segregated roads in the West Bank to end the dual system there.

In July 2004, the international court of justice ruled that Israel's wall and the associated regime in the occupied West Bank of settlements, land confiscation, segregated roads and movement restrictions is illegal under international law, and that governments have a legal duty to act.

The tramway uses a mix of street running and segregated off-road track, with conventional tram stop platforms.

Studies of physically segregated on-road cycle lanes suggest that without specific intersection treatments, collisions are reduced on midways (between intersections) but may increase at intersections (Elvik et al. 2009; Jensen 2008; Lusk et al. 2011).

The absence of cycling infrastructures (segregated from main road) and the absence of cycle lanes in the road infrastructure were ranked as the first, second and third most important barriers, by 25.4% and 24.8% of the students, respectively.

And as for the track, the UCI has segregated track and road cycling completely".

"The UCI has segregated track and road cycling completely," he said.

The absence of cycling infrastructures (segregated from main road) was ranked as the most important factor by 13.3% of the students.

Data corresponding to mid-block sections (in uninterrupted traffic condition) of roads were segregated for this analysis based on the video recorded by V-box cameras.