Sentence examples for transit overseas from inspiring English sources
Cameroon's biggest city, Douala, is a port through which much of the region's trafficked goods transit overseas.
Shipping super-cooled natural gas has clear advantages when it comes to distance and obvious constraints like overseas transit.
Issues considered when rating senators included their positions on civil rights, mass transit, D.C. home rule, tax reform, and reducing overseas troop levels.
Today, the effects of those efforts are all around - from heavily armed officers zooming unpredictably around New York's transit hubs and landmarks to officers posted in cities overseas.
Even though the tags have a battery life of two to six months and can report back from overseas, they can easily be crushed in transit inside garbage trucks and at processing facilities.
Land-locked countries also trade overseas, albeit making use of seaports of neighboring transit countries.
One difference, of course, is that governments overseas have put big money behind these forms of transit.
Improved security measures include ensuring effective encryption of data, at rest and in transit, especially between their data centers irrespective of location and working with overseas governments to prove there are no U.S.-government back doors in their products.
In the 13th Five-Year Plan period, government support, social capital, business owner revenue, and overseas capital will be the key funding sources for the construction of urban rail transit.
See elevated transit line; mass transit; subway.
