"force" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- Mr. Douglas said the industry supported improving mileage standards, but warned that forcing automakers to increase mileage would cost jobs, make cars less safe and harm the economy.
- Nationwide car sales were predicted to fall as much as 25%, forcing automakers to reduce production in October-2010 from the prior level of 200 cars per day.
- After Congress passed legislation forcing automakers to act in 1975, average mileage almost doubled to 27.5 miles a gallon in 1987 from 14 in 1972.
- Previously, falling sales of S.U.V.s and trucks forced American automakers to lay off tens of thousands of workers, further punishing the economy.
- While regulations have indeed forced automakers to act against emissions of smog-forming pollutants, the advertisements essentially ignore greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide as an automotive emission.
- The regulatory system adopted 30 years ago, they say, led to unnecessary deaths by forcing automakers to produce cars that were too small, light and unsafe.
- A backlog of unsold vehicles has forced automakers to cut production, which means that suppliers like Collins & Aikman must also pull back - and capital spending is not spared.
- In 2002, she voted against "a proposal that would have forced automakers to create vehicles with fleetwide averages of 40 miles-per-gallon by 2015 - 'a strong, national fuel economy standard'."
- California regulators, as well as environmental groups, counter that the rule has forced automakers to accelerate the development of cleaner technologies with sound prospects.
- Ultimately, many analysts say that rising gas prices could supersede regulation as the prod to finally force automakers to produce vehicles that are more fuel-efficient than Lincoln Navigators.
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