Sentence examples for transportation force from inspiring English sources

In many instances, he said, problems over which patients have little or no control — like lack of child care, distance from a clinic or the high cost of transportation — force them to miss appointments or drop out of treatment.

As a result, traffic policy and public health experts say, Mr. Bloomberg has emerged as perhaps the world's leading transportation force, acting as a catalyst abroad for helmets, seat belts and slower speeds at the same time that bright blue bikes and pedestrian plazas have been affixed to his local legacy.

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

Public frustration had been building as the strike crippled transportation, forced schools to close and shuttered most businesses.

In the 1890s, Rockefeller expanded into iron ore and ore transportation, forcing a collision with steel magnate Andrew Carnegie, and their competition became a major subject of the newspapers and the cartoonists.

"I almost believe a crisis in transportation would force us to a better solution," Mr. Eltife said.

But as he engages Congress on the issue, Mr. Bush needs to take another step and press for creation of a federal transportation police force to assume direct responsibility for all airport security functions.

Although the governor's transportation task force has been driving the creation of the express service, providing $1.5 million a year for a two-year trial run, Gov. John G. Rowland is not a longtime fan of increased commuter train service.

To ease traffic flowing into Connecticut from New York and New Jersey, a transportation task force endorsed a plan late last year to increase cargo traffic at Bradley International Airport and the use of the state's rivers for shipping as well as to build more rail transit lines.

At the urging of the BTDA, the city of Boston has been working with a transportation task force to establish regulations for the car-sharing industry.

The transportation of forces from the recently captured island of Rodriguez, the co-ordination of land and naval forces and the failure of the French defenders to co-ordinate an effective response were all features of the subsequent invasion and capture of Île Bonaparte in July 1810.