Corridors in a sentence

About future bullet train corridors, the draft plan says that considering the heavy investment involved, only passenger-heavy routes should have bullet train corridors over and above what has already been envisaged in the National Infrastructure Pipeline.

A Yes, on June 29 quarantine-free ‘air corridors’ (also known as ‘travel corridors’ or ‘air bridges’) could be announced between key countries.

Besides, feasibility studies have been sanctioned by for seven more high-speed rail corridors including Delhi-Amritsar, Delhi-Ahmedabad, Delhi-Varanasi, Varanasi-Howrah, Mumbai-Nagpur, Mumbai-Hyderabad, Chennai-Mysore corridors.

The City of Regina also improved signals at 15 intersections, including four new traffic signals, four intersections rebuilt with new signals and seven upgraded sensors, along with seven new pedestrian corridors and two rehabilitated corridors.

It achieves efficiency by triple-loading corridors with duplex apartment units, such that elevators and public corridors are only needed every three floors.

Advocates of the policy would like to permit denser housing within a wider radius of transit corridors: a quarter of a mile, rather than one-eighth of a mile.

Aid groups and health workers repeatedly warn that without humanitarian corridors – which the army and RSF both had pledged but which failed to materialise – disease outbreaks and overwhelmed care facilities could spell disaster.

And investment in better service will improve access in underserved corridors.

Asserting that the hospital and wards are cleaned every day, she said the cockroach manifestation could be because patients leave leftover food in the wards and corridors.

Assoc Prof Laird submitted that the case for high-speed rail, or even faster rail, couldn’t be made until the necessary land corridors needed either for new tracks or upgrading existing tracks were identified and protected.

A wildlife meadow is also proposed, along with green corridors designed to be suitable for foraging, while space has also been set aside for a local centre, and potential community allotments.

Building heights were increased to 18 storeys along Victoria Road S. where before the limit was 10 storeys, while the minimum high of buildings on main street and commercial mixed use corridors was also changed from three to four storeys.

But 5 months since their protest had hit the headlines, all we hear is silence from the corridors of energy.

Conservationists are attempting to build woodland corridors by planting trees and hedgerows to allow the two sets of the native squirrel to mix.

Corridors of buses are overflowing with food that has been served for days.

Dedicated and separated bike lanes are needed along busy corridors if we want to encourage cycling.

Despite funneling players down corridors, the games have such fantastic world-building and sustain such a tense atmosphere that they fully draw players into their universes.

During the meeting, the Jordanian monarch called for de-escalating the situation in Gaza and protecting civilians, stressing the urgent need for humanitarian corridors for relief aid into the besieged enclave.

Emma Rooksby, of Urban Biodiveristy Illawarra, said current approaches to conservation in development were piecemeal and overlooked corridors such as Cabbage Tree Creek, pictured.

Gaza hospitals are operating at 150% capacity, with some patients lying on the ground or in corridors, the Gaza Health Ministry said.