Sentence examples for transit way from inspiring English sources

The President then provided a list: stop its support for Hamas and Hezbollah; stop meddling in Lebanon; coöperate in the investigation of the murder, in 2005, of Rafik Hariri, Lebanon's former Prime Minister; and stop serving as "a transit way for suicide bombers heading into Iraq".

The Iranian military defined its military exercise as a three-day naval, ground and air-war game in the Persian Gulf, including the sensitive Strait of Hormuz, a narrow transit way through which a large amount of the world's oil passes.

Carbon atom's position in tetrahedral interstice is unstable, so it can be considered as a transit way of the carbon atom to the surface of the nanocluster.

However, as of January 2006, a new route that will connect La Lagunita with Macaracuay – a neighborhood in northeast Caracas – is under construction and is planned to be completed in 2010; according to Mayor Catalán, 23% of El Hatillo's inhabitants will eventually use this transit way.

The results suggest that people walk farther to BRT stations when the walking environment has certain features (median transit-way station location, shaded corridors, busy and interesting).

In light of Mr. London's failings, the report called for a fundamental re-evaluation of the way the transit agency trains and evaluates supervisors.

In response to such widespread problems, the transit agency has changed the way it monitors elevator and escalator construction.

With a projected launch date of 2020, NASA is planning to send astronauts on a three-year mission to Mars — including six months in transit each way — and its technicians are reasonably confident about the mechanical aspects of the trip.

New York City Transit Going Your Way! (Please note: "your way" may be significantly affected by these changes).

To do so would effectively scuttle the biggest transit project under way in the country, forfeiting the federal money and 6,000 construction jobs.

(5) manspreading: of a man, to sit with one's legs wide on public transit in a way that blocks other seats.