The word "transportations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a plural form of the noun "transportation," which is commonly used to refer to the movement of people or goods from one place to another. For example, you could write: "New modes of transportations are being developed to facilitate faster and more efficient movement of people and goods around the world."
Aside from those with weapons, there were others in hiding places who refused to obey Nazi orders to show up for transportations to forced-labour or concentration camps.
"Transportations via Iraq, en route to Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the gulf will be further supported, and we'll step up studies over this route," Binali Yildirim, the transportation minister, said Tuesday in a televised statement.
Instead of recognising that the world we lived in, with increasingly sophisticated communications, transportations and weapons systems necessitated sophisticated leadership that would bring the global family together, the then-leaders of the US and UK fabricated the grounds to behave like playground bullies and drive us further apart.
The route taken across Niger's desert, which often begins in the southern town of Zinder and then proceeds through desert to the town of Agadez, is a well-known traffickers' route for transportations to north Africa.
A year later Callil recognised her full name - Darquier de Pellepoix - on a TV documentary and discovered that, during the second world war, her father had been a leading light in French anti-semitism. Louis Darquier was a notorious collaborator who became the commissioner for Jewish affairs and oversaw the first transportations from France to Auschwitz.
The diapers are used for sanitary reasons during transportations, and as a means to humiliate the prisoner … the prisoner's hands are shackled together as are his feet.
Had the bosses realized that they were in the transportation business, rather than the railroad business, they could have moved into trucking and air transport, rather than letting other companies dominate.
A generation ago, Warren says, basics (housing costs, health insurance, transportation, education, and taxes) accounted for fifty-four per cent of the average family's income.
Related: If housing were seen as infrastructure there would be a lot more of it Unfortunately, the wider benefits that could be derived from investing in roads such as lower transportation costs, improved access to markets and stimulation of competition are not routinely measured.
A $6bn £4bnn) proposal for a form of transportation linking LA and San Francisco, Hyperloop would provide subsonic air travel where pods travel in a partial vacuum within a 350 mile-long tube allowing commuters to travel between the American cities in just 30 minutes (faster than even a commercial aeroplane journey).
The most visible is Hanoi's transportation sector, which shifted dramatically (pdf) from bicycle to motorbike and now to car over the last twenty years.
