Sentence examples for transport stands from inspiring English sources

Aviation is one such application, but any guided means of transport stands to benefit.

In January 2010, the number of Dubai residents who use public transport stood at 6%.

Bells rang out, Paris public transport stood still and children sat silent as France mourned 12 people killed in an attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices.

Genes involved in carbohydrate metabolism and transport stand out as the largest functional group of DDGs, implying that the capability of utilizing different carbon sources in the transmission and infection cycle contribute most to the predominance of LI and LII strains in human infections.

Otherwise, especially on public transport, stand up - unless there's a spare seat nearby.

Given GE's strength in areas such as clean technology, energy and transport, it stands to benefit from at least some of the public money that will be up for grabs.The third argument in favour of keeping GE's industrial side intact is that it has learnt how to sell its disparate wares to foreign governments in compelling combinations rather than one by one.

Q: How does the transport plan stand?

Justine Greening, the transport secretary, stood in Putney, a constituency under the flight-path, opposing the expansion of Heathrow.

This government's transport minister stood up in parliament and put a cap on the number of aircraft movements at Heathrow to protect the environment.

And if you took a whole day off work, borrowed money for the transport and stood in a queue all day, only to learn that the clinic had run out of your pills, what would you do?

New developments within existing urban areas will often be easier to serve by public transport than stand-alone settlements, and eco-quarters could also set a wider example to be followed.