Sentence examples for world class transport from inspiring English sources
"In London, we have a world class transport system, but it's still not good enough," he said.
He said Britain must have a "world class transport infrastructure" if it was to be "a world class economy in the 21st Century".
The instructions, and their messages, are fatally mixed - as inchoate as a vote for a world-class transport system and an inevitably third-class cottage hospital.
"Without world-class transport we will not get growth, people won't invest here and regions in decline will be further left behind," he said.
Robert Goodwill, HS2 minister, added: "We want the south west to have a world-class transport network and we are investing record amounts in major rail and road projects to improve journeys and make this a reality".
London's world-class transport system is the consequence of a multibillion-pound investment programme funded by the government and carried out by the publicly owned Transport for London authority.
In today's competitive cargo and public transport domain, vessel traffic systems involving world-class transport nodes like Rotterdam harbor more and more have to deal with congestions and more complex traffic flows while higher demands exist on traffic safety and efficiency.
A spokesman for Mr Johnson said: "A new hub airport to the east of London would generate millions of pounds in economic benefits, create hundreds of thousands of new jobs and would be supported by world class public transport links, all of which would be of direct benefit to London, Kent and Essex.
While plans for these lines as well as those currently under construction were formulated long before, the Land Transport Authority's publication of a White Paper titled "A World Class Land Transport System" in 1996 galvanised the government's intentions to greatly expand the system.
A world-class city deserves a world-class transportation system.
These might not be perfect proposals – complex plans rarely are – but they represent a very good deal for Manchester and a once in a lifetime chance to create a world-class public transport system.
