Sentence examples for transit communities from inspiring English sources

This paper considers Greater Seattle's recent policy experiences with planning transit communities from the perspectives of the regional labor market and state policies organized around sustainability.

The following reflections are based on what I got from those films: first, both made it clear that people in high income countries who use illicitly produced and trafficked drugs recreationally (non-problematically) are accessories after the fact to drug war violence/harms in producer and transit communities, including urban neighborhoods.

UNICEF has appealed for US$69.5M million to meet the needs of uprooted children from Venezuela and those living in host and transit communities across the LAC region.

NEW YORK/PANAMA CITY, 5 April 2019 – As a result of the Venezuela migrant crisis, an estimated 1.1 million children – including children uprooted from Venezuela, as well as returnees and those living in host and transit communities – will need protection and access to basic services across Latin America and the Caribbean in 2019, UNICEF said today.

"Molenbeek has always been a transit community," said Ahmed El Khannouss, the borough's deputy mayor.

On Monday, the transit community will have its first chance to catch a glimpse of Ms. Shevell and what tabloids have described as her five-carat diamond Cartier engagement ring, which could hold its own against any jewels spotted on the M66 bus on opera nights.

Whilst we share insights that would be of interest to the academic community, our goal is to provide a platform for debate and discussion for academic and industry practitioners, particularly those within the engineering urban rail transit community.

Elon Musk recently started a flame war on Twitter with the urban planning and mass transit community by stating "public transportation sucks": the underlying assumption that, in the future, individual transit would be the only transportation solution with a good user experience (UX).

Among the goals of the program: Provide mobility options for Marin residents, workers and visitors; reduce congestion and greenhouse gas emissions; serve transit-dependent communities; complement transit service and bicycle infrastructure; promote active and healthy lifestyles; encourage economic development; and be financially sustainable.

Through public agency programs known as Context Sensitive Design and Transit-Friendly Communities, transportation facilities are being developed that preserve scenic, aesthetic and historic resources while maintaining safety and mobility for all involved.

In oral arguments Wednesday, the judges pressed a lawyer for the Maryland Transit Administration about the state's rationale for building the line: to provide faster east-west transit, link communities around the 21 stations, and better connect people to Metro.