Sentence examples for transportation which are from inspiring English sources
The new registry does not cover direct emissions from agriculture, forestry or transportation, which are not required to report them in detail.
Ramos emphasized that voting restrictions are just one facet of the racial discrimination that has "permeated all aspects of life in Texas" — "in education, employment, housing, and transportation, which are the natural result of long and systematic racial discrimination".
Most of the 129 companies, nicknamed the national champions, dominate industries like mining, power generation and transportation, which are considered by the central government to be vital to China's national security.
Ramos emphasized that voting restrictions are just one facet of the racial discrimination that has "permeated all aspects of life in Texas"—"in education, employment, housing, and transportation, which are the natural result of long and systematic racial discrimination".
The research presented herein assesses alternative financing options for urban public transportation which are based on the VCF concept.
This will further facilitate decoupling the power system from the gas grid: as the largest consumer of the natural gas system, gas generators usually rely on the interruptible gas transportation which are the first to be curtailed during congestion [43].
Due to the availability of nearby flue gas source (cement factory) and a pipeline for gas transportation, which was built to transport natural gas from the oil field to cement factory, there is a huge opportunity to decrease project costs.
Today, international freight is mostly conducted by means of sea transportation, which is not homogenous in frequency, quantity per region, or means of transport used.
Cooper's plan is focussed heavily on transportation, which is a particular concern of his main client, John Zuccotti.
"What we learned is west Africans have very good access to transportation, which is good for the economics and development of the region, but bad for contact".
At the same time, Singapore has invested heavily in public transportation, which is cheap and efficient, while it levies tolls for driving downtown at certain times.
