Sentence examples for transport we will from inspiring English sources

"Without better transport, we will continue to pollute, too".

As many people we can get to walk, cycle or use public transport we will".

In transport, we will continue to develop proposals for a fundamental change in its funding, including road pricing.

"Without world-class transport we will not get growth, people won't invest here and regions in decline will be further left behind," he said.

As molecular dynamics simulation is much faster than other approaches and can handle nonlinearity when dealing with heat transport, we will use it throughout our work as long as the temperature is not very low. Figure 1 Lattice thermal conductivity of tube (4,2) as a function of temperature.

Given the comparable 'equity challenge' in the domain of housing and transport, we will now explore the equity principles that give direction to government's involvement in the housing sector in more detail, in order to explore possible principle for the domain of transport.

Aside from gradually merging with Hong Kong's public transports, we will also be exploring smart mobility in outbound travels by entering the most popular travel destinations of Hong Kong people, driving smart mobility across Hong Kong," said Jennifer Tan, CEO of APSHK.

"To ensure that these services provide a safe, secure, accessible and sustainable contribution to London's transport system, we will consider making use of provisions in the Transport Act 1985 and the Private Hire Vehicles (London) Act 1998 to set regulations," it writes.

Ron Webb, the T&G/Unite national secretary for transport, said: 'We will inform the company of our intention this week unless they make a U-turn.' Unite's grievances relate to contract changes accompanying a move to a new Livingston depot which introduced new shift patterns, meaning losses to some drivers of up to £6,000 in overtime and other payments.

Since the focus of this paper is on the radio access network, rather than the transport network, we will focus only on the first approach.

"From backing high-speed rail to introducing simpler fares right across the North, our ambitious plans for transport mean we will deliver a truly national recovery where every part of the country will share in Britain's prosperity".