Sentences with phrase «growing traffic problems»

Boston has been trying to find a solution for its growing traffic problems in part by efforts to link its commuter rail lines, says Barry Bluestone, professor of public policy at Northeastern University.

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«It is clear there is a growing international consensus to tackle the problem of human trafficking through law and Northern Ireland is now an example for other countries to follow.

«We also need long - term funding that is fair to all and also addresses the growing traffic and population problems,» he said.

Consensus is growing that the problem of trafficking can be tackled by legislators ensuring survivors - especially children - get help not punishment.

«The traffic issue has been a growing problem since the school opened in 2010, and we're hopeful this stop sign will make a significant improvement for our community.»

Federal authorities detailed what led to the arrest of dozens of people this month in relation to meth trafficking and producing amid growing problem in central New York.

This is one of numerous bike - sharing programs that are quickly growing in an attempt to unsnarl China's traffic problems.

«In Oregon, if we do nothing to address the problem and freight - related traffic continues to grow, we'll face greater truck parking shortages.

Atlanta Public Schools Chief Financial Officer Lisa Bracken said the school district has higher costs for several reasons: The expense of city living drives up teacher pay; the district has «low population» schools that lack economies of scale but are kept open «due to urban traffic constraints and community needs;» many students need extra services because they have learning problems or disabilities, don't speak English fluently or come from poverty; and the district has a large unfunded pension liability with growing obligations.

If you've played the game before in any of the many versions, the gameplay will be familiar: supply your city with the necessities (like water, electricity, housing, commercial property, and industrial areas) and then spend your time growing it and solving problems (such as traffic congestion, fires, or pollution).

Africa has to fight against problems of both developed, semi-developed and developing countries, e.g. food and energy development, political instability, high polluting technologies related to industries and domestic fuel burning conversion, growing traffic reduction, health diseases, etc..

Despite efforts to reduce traffic and pedestrian accidents, the problem continues to grow.

With all this interest in Fall River, traffic has become a growing problem.

Lost time and money are not the only problems associated with growing traffic congestion.

Airbus tends to solve the growing problem of urban traffic and so designed a modular vehicle which can operate both on the ground and in air.