Sentence examples for trucking issue from inspiring English sources

I hope that President Obama will put the U.S.-Mexico trucking issue behind us by resolving this job killing, baseless, stand-off; U.S. manufacturers and farmers must pay hundreds of millions in high tariffs and these products cost so much as to be non-competitive.

"This isn't a diversity issue; it's a truck issue".

Many observers say the taco truck issue illuminates far more complex dynamics, from the perils of rapid urban development to hidden resentments toward, and among, Hispanics.

The panel draft report does try to address the light-truck issue.

After the Dateline fiasco, the network and most other news outlets lost interest in the burning truck issue but people were still dying and GM's cost for settling lawsuits soared to a reported $495 million for pickup fire cases.

New rules for cars and light trucks, issued by the Department of Transportation, are supposed to raise the fuel efficiency of the average vehicle to 54.5 miles per gallon over the next decade, and new rules on power-plant emissions, recently finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency, are expected to force the closure of dozens of the country's least efficient coal-fired plants.

The bill also proposes closing the gap between standards set for passenger cars and light trucks, an issue that has been a chief concern of environmental groups.

He has also talked about raising the fuel efficiency of cars and trucks, an issue Mr Bush detests but he has softened his earlier explicit target for toughening efficiency standards.

The idea makes sense magazine publishers rarely own their own press or truck their issues to newsstands in their own trucks why should web publishers worry about pipes, plumbing, routers and traffic directors?

In March 1941 new types of trucks were issued and the patrol units were split into half-patrols of one officer and 15 18 men in five or six vehicles.

All of the trucks were issued passes and export papers by the AMGOT administration in Naples and Sicily, and some corrupt American army officers even made contributions of gasoline and trucks to the operation.