Sentence examples for transportation concerns from inspiring English sources
At Fordham, classes were canceled yesterday because of transportation concerns, but the team practiced in the afternoon.
In the mid-1850s, as railroads took over the nation's transportation concerns, Ellet moved away from bridges, writing extensively and taking an extended trip of Europe during the Crimean War.
The world's oldest – and by some estimations, grandest – of motorised transportation concerns is taking to the skies in a new partnership with the German airline Lufthansa.
Among them: banks, law firms, transportation concerns, utilities and manufacturers of blades, turbines, components, lubricants and anything else that you need to make energy from the breeze.
In the long-run, stakeholders must be able to develop strategies that will diligently address air traffic congestion with respect to dominant attributes such as safety, general air transportation concerns, and congestion costs.
Because of wartime military air transportation concerns, the airport acted as an emergency landing strip until its tarmac was completed.
She is an adopted daughter of Eleanor D. Falese of Glen Cove, N.Y., and the late Julius M. Falese, who was a sales manager for Arrow Carriers, a former commercial freight transportation concern in Long Island City, Queens.
The Netherlands proposed to take sole control of the country's gas grid and its gas transportation concern by buying out stakes in the operation from the Exxon Mobil Corporation and the Royal/Dutch Shell Group for 2.78 billion euros ($3.54 billion), the government said.
He took control of a medium-sized transportation concern called Antofagasta (Chile) & Bolivia Railway Company in 1980.
Boxer's new rail line, by the way, doesn't even extend to the airport - which happens to be the number one transportation concern for residents - so if she did bring this project to LA it's a colossal waste of tax dollars.
The Port Authority may be primarily in the transportation business, and minimally concerned with aesthetics and history, but its responsibilities extend beyond infrastructure.
