BRT
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Etymology
Origin of BRT
First recorded in 2000–05
Example Sentences
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The BBC has learned that the organiser of the event - known only as "Project BRT" - hired 90 children aged six to 14 from one agency, Jam 2000.
From BBC
He told Turkish Cypriot BRT TV that the blaze would hopefully be brought completely under control with help from Greek Cypriot and Israeli aircraft.
From Seattle Times
Asked last week about the pledge in the context of Biden’s remarks, the Business Roundtable group that organized it said in an email: “BRT CEOs, including our energy members, are attempting to do just that while navigating a global energy crisis, high costs for crude oil and other inputs, and an adverse regulatory and investment environment.”
From Reuters
“Real progress has been made, and Business Roundtable CEOs know that much more is needed to close the racial wealth gap and address other inequities faced by communities of color,” the BRT wrote in November in the one-year update to its racial equity initiative.
From Seattle Times
Stacked flats, townhouses and apartment buildings with up to 19 units — which could be up to four stories high — would be allowed on some single-family lots that abut those future BRT corridors, as well as Connecticut Avenue and part of River Road inside the Beltway.
From Washington Post
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