Sentence examples for ordered the transportation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ramzy, the witness said, had also ordered the transportation of automatic weapons to the Interior Ministry headquarters.

Gov. M. Jodi Rell, realizing the delays could push the timetable back even further, ordered the transportation department to start putting any new cars that were ready into service, even if it had not yet painted over the Virginia decals.

In 1996, however, Gov. George E. Pataki ordered the transportation authority, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the city to begin studying projects that would lead to a seamless transportation network in metropolitan New York, permitting convenient travel through the entire region.

The lawsuit, to be filed with the federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York, asks the court to order the transportation agency to issue a final ruling within 90 days.

Officials also ordered the entire public transportation system — subways, buses and commuter rail lines — to shut down Saturday for what they said was the first time in history.

U.S. District Judge Edward Chen also ordered the on-demand transportation company to stop communicating with drivers covered by the class-action lawsuit without consulting a lawyer for the drivers or getting the court's consent.

A federal judge had ordered the Departments of Commerce, Energy and Transportation to release the documents earlier this year.

"What happened in Minnesota is simply unacceptable," said Mary E. Peters, the secretary of transportation, who ordered the department's inspector general to conduct the review.

On Monday, having already been granted permission by federal regulators to relax the new emissions test when waiting times exceed 45 minutes, the state transportation commissioner ordered the central inspection stations to conduct only a simplified version of the test -- which measures fewer emissions -- through the end of the month.

In addition, the latest Congressional appropriation bill ordered the Transportation Department to compel the airlines to disclose more accurate information about why planes are late and why flights are canceled.

The official, Elaine Kaplan, director of the government's Office of Special Counsel, has ordered the Transportation Department to investigate the assertions made by Bogdan Dzakovic, a member of the F.A.A.'s elite "red team" of security investigators.