stoppelmann造句

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1. But Stoppelmann, like others in the industry and Councilman Dear, ardently defended the taxi commission.
2. The fleet owner negotiating with manufacturers is Ronald Stoppelmann, who is also president of the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade.
3. Without refinforcement, Stoppelmann observed, " no vehicle made commercially today can withstand the potholes of the city of New York ."
4. What Stoppelmann said he wants for his test cabs are minivans that are essentially empty shells, stripped of everything to the rear of the dashboard and steering wheel.
5. Ronald Stoppelmann, owner of Irene Leasing in Long Island City, Queens, estimated that he had lost $ 100, 000, with only 45 of his 170 cars running.
6. It's difficult to find stoppelmann in a sentence. 用stoppelmann造句挺难的
7. Stoppelmann said that he has investigated several possible minivan models _ including the Dodge Caravan, the Ford Windstar and the Plymouth Voyager _ and is close to striking a deal with one manufacturer in particular.
8. Bronxville's requirements will remain the same, " in that all drivers must be fingerprinted, drug tested and must renew their licenses annually, " said Edward Stoppelmann, president of the cab company.
9. "It's a nice touch, and the cost, as I understand, is minimal, " said Ronald Stoppelmann, president of the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, an association of large taxi fleets.
10. "It's a matter of economics, " said Ronald Stoppelmann, president of the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, a coalition of 18 of the oldest and largest fleets, with 1, 900 medallions among them.
11. But Stoppelmann of the taxi industry association disputes the contention of drivers and taxi commission officials that the drivers shoulder the industry's financial risks, saying that on a given day, 8 percent of a fleet's cabs stay in the garage for repairs or because of absent drivers.
12. "If it's really limited to 400 medallions over three years, it doesn't make much difference, " said Ronald Stoppelmann, president of the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, a coalition of 18 of the oldest and largest fleets, with 1, 900 medallions among them.
13. "It may have been as high as $ 6, 000 to $ 7, 000 a car a few years ago, but it was never anywhere near what the TLC is saying, " said Ronald Stoppelmann, president of the group and owner of Irene Leasing, a 130-cab fleet based in Queens.