Sentence examples for transit support from inspiring English sources
Moscow did not halt the vital transit support it gave to the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.
But it is untrue to think that our city planners are sitting back and doing nothing to upgrade transit support systems.
Although Congress has increased transit support in recent years, it is still too stingy to maintain stable services in many areas.
The fund, which is paid for mainly by the federal gasoline tax, will allocate $53 billion to states in 2011 for roads and mass transit, supporting millions of jobs.
Whatever value these public agencies ultimately assign to reducing car traffic, easing interborough transit, supporting waterfront development or other such civic goals, New Yorkers have a personal reason to care.
The results suggest that STAs reduce traffic volume and slightly increase the use of public transit, supporting a potential role for voluntary information programs that directly target individuals as a means for improving local air quality.
The American military installation at the Manas airport outside the capital of Bishkek is a critical transit and support center for United States operations in Afghanistan.
It does nearly everything the iPhone Maps app does, with the addition of toggleable layers (show/hide traffic, satellite views, Wikipedia entries, and transit lines), support for Google's Latitude location-sharing service and, most notably, completely free turn-by-turn voice navigation.
And I'll be fighting along with Mayor Bloomberg and people all across the country to continue to support mass-transit funding, something I've been a big believer in ever since I got into politics.
In addition to features offered by other members of the nüvi family, these new multi-mode navigators feature a public transit mode supporting optional CityXplorer content.
If the Iranians cooperate in transiting from support of Assad, then perhaps t a "solution" of a kind can be reached as in Lebanon in the 1980s when that awful war finally imperfectly petered out.
