Sentence examples for received transportation from inspiring English sources

Seven users declared that they had received transportation related information (e.g. info on public transport, points of interest, etc).

Powers' federal clients included Siena College, which received transportation funding near its Loudonville campus.

The cost of making it to his duties adds up, so he has received transportation stipends from the Community Service Society of New York, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

Meanwhile, 2,000 free blacks, dissatisfied with their opportunities in Nova Scotia, demanded and received transportation by the British government to Sierra Leone, where they became the founding generation of the African colony that was established there by British abolitionists.

In addition to housing, Advantage Academy students will receive transportation and child care, courtesy of the Department of Homeless Services.

As part of Cubigo's work with Lyft, Cubigo will be able to integrate Lyft's API into its platform, which will make it easier for seniors to schedule and receive transportation.

Participants and their families will receive transportation to parks, where they will engage in community-building activities and physical exercise.

Looking at each benefit in turn, however, women are found somewhat more likely to receive transportation allowances (model 3) or health insurance (model 5) compared to their male counterparts.

The New York Post reported Wednesday that Mr. Green had said, in an interview, that he also had received free transportation from Correctional Services.

In a brief two-page order yesterday, Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court in Manhattan said that students who attended magnet schools must be provided busing if they ask for it, and if they received bus transportation during the last school year.

The city also is suing former Councilman Luis Artiga for repayment of most of his yearly salary, and the National Steelworkers Oldtimers Foundation — which was run for years by then-Councilman George Cole — alleging excessive payments it received for transportation of the elderly.