Sentence examples for forced transportation from inspiring English sources

The fire forced transportation officials to shut down sections of the I-405 freeway in both directions, but it was re-opened later in the morning.

A famous photo of the time shows a crowd of deportees – some with swastikas daubed on their clothing, suitcases or foreheads – gathered there awaiting forced transportation to internment centres or the German border.

A control room fire on the F and G subway lines in Brooklyn on Thursday night destroyed critical switching equipment, forcing transportation officials to close five stations and disrupt service yesterday for more than 150,000 passengers in several Brooklyn neighborhoods.

In what could be the first step in removing car pool lanes from New Jersey's highways, the Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill yesterday that would force transportation officials to study some of the lanes.

And let's not forget the recent Uber lawsuit, that forced the transportation startup to classify at least one of its drivers as an employee.

To quantify the coupling effect of hydrodynamic force, transportation distance, and ultrasonic stimulation on particle transport and fate in porous media, laboratory experiments were conducted using custom-built ultrasonic-controlled soil column equipment.

Public services are being dismantled throughout the republic in the name of austerity — school systems, libraries, police forces, transportation services, and so on.

But people complain about poor service and force transportation companies to invest more in service to the detriment of their profits.

These sovereign states had their own currencies, military forces, transportation networks and postal systems.

But he added that legislation is pending in Congress that would force Federal transportation officials to waive the reimbursement if states can show that the lanes do not improve air quality or reduce highway congestion.

Pitiful wages and inadequate transportation forced the working-class migrants to live close to the mill sites in factory chawls.