Sentence examples for transportation programme from inspiring English sources

"Clearly there has been a huge increase," said Anumita Roychowdhury, the centre's executive director for research and advocacy and head of its air pollution and clean transportation programme.

But Barack Obama said that Congress was merely "kicking the can down the road"; he has proposed a $300 billion transportation programme to repair America's crumbling infrastructure.Congress also prepared a bill in response to Mr Obama's request for emergency funding to tackle the influx of unaccompanied children from Central America, mostly on the Texas border.

For example, city leaders will need high-quality insights to manage a carbon neutrality programme, a social and health services programme, or an innovative public transportation programme.

CSE Executive Director Anumita Roychowdhury, in charge of its air pollution and transportation programme, warns that government's response could have disastrous consequences.

We don't have the transportation programmes".

"Arizona within a few years had a mentoring programme for young fathers, transportation programmes, a programme called Wheels to Work where people donate cars and they would be fixed up to give to somebody who couldn't get to work because in Phoenix we don't have good public transportation so getting around is a big piece of being able to go to work," she said.

The head of an advanced transportation research programme at Berkeley disagreed, suggesting 2075 was more realistic.

48 Direct costs included will be: cost of care provided in hospitals, by general practitioners, home nursing, complementary (allied) health providers, alternative health providers, opportunity cost of unpaid carers, cost of transportation to programme and to other health services and cost of pharmaceuticals.

Kalanick pledged the firm would "work with the government to establish clear background checks currently absent in their commercial transportation licensing programmes".

The Indonesian government has discontinued its programme of transportation to Papua and elsewhere to relieve overcrowding on Java.

The intervention programme included transportation to and from the senior centre if needed and a warm meal at a low cost.