Sentence examples for western corridors from inspiring English sources

Even in Western corridors of power, where promoting civil and political rights still commands lip service, other priorities have blunted zeal.

So prevalent in the western corridors of power is the counter-view, however -- that the West is engaged in a global war with Evil -- that merely by raising those questions Jeremy Corbyn found himself accused by the British Prime Minister of being a terrorist sympathizer.

The spread of the CAS strains through the western corridors and subsequent adaptation to the North Indian populations is an imminent possibility.

It is along the "western corridor" to Lake Victoria that many of the park's animals migrate.

In April and May the migrants move into the park's wildest wing, the Western Corridor.

The reserves add protected land to the western corridor of the Serengeti, right in the path of the great migration.

They've spilled across the western corridor of Serengeti National Park, a narrow strip of land pointing toward Lake Victoria, and onto Grumeti Reserves, a new, private safari reserve where Fuller is the head guide.

The exception to this less-is-more rule is to be found in the park's Western Corridor between May and July, during the migration of wildebeest, plains zebra and antelope from northern Tanzania to the neighbouring Maasai Mara.

When the whole line is completed, total capacity in the Western Corridor will be 26 trains per hour.

Prior to the construction, the Western Corridor had a capacity of 12 14 trains per hour in each direction west of Skøyen.

An existing corridor of high-capacity rail and metro systems as well as motorways and major roads links three of the four Olympic zones, and with the development of the western corridor, all four zones will be connected.