| These services include excellent products, reasonable prices, and astronomical shipping fees. |
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| Commercial tomatoes are tasteless because they are bred for shipping, picked green, and ripened artificially. |
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| The Senate version would outlaw the interstate shipping of dogs or roosters for the purpose of fighting. |
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| However, the islands' position astride mid-Atlantic shipping lanes made Cape Verde an ideal location for resupplying ships. |
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| Already, the major shipping lines want to reduce the number of calls made to ports in north-west Europe. |
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| She spends nearly quarter of an hour talking me through the growing, shipping, refinement and chemical processes. |
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| Underwater explosives and limpet mines, among other weapons, are considered as potential threats to merchant and military shipping. |
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| The Polish Government came to the rescue through a joint shipping company to transport materials China needed. |
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| Shipping of rice to the north was hindered by privateering in shipping routes to those destinations. |
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| Smaller items are packed into shipping containers for the trip back to Australia. |
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| The fishing interests were sold, and the shipping line split into a separate company that may be floated in two years. |
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| The quay was in many respects a local project, born out of local needs, given the continuous increase in trade and shipping in the port of Izmir. |
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| She put ice in a bag, and strapped it to her back with clear shipping tape. |
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| Fishing nets, which would cause disturbances, have not been cleared out of the shipping lane between the port and Xiamen. |
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| A U.S. Navy official who tracks piracy issues says as long as shipping companies are willing to pay ransoms, than piracy will continue. |
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| San Pedro Bay, the terminus for two major coastwise shipping lanes, is full of commercial and military traffic day and night. |
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| The practice of low-level skip bombing, particularly employed in attacks on shipping during WW II, relied upon ricochet for its effect. |
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| The very long jetty was used as a wharf for the area in the days of coastal shipping. |
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| You may purchase quantities at unit cost, plus the applicable sales tax for your shipping address. |
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| Today, the shipping, property, hotel and investment company owns one of the world's largest fleets of high-speed jetfoils. |
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| They have refunded my shipping costs and I reposted the parcel almost 2 weeks ago, but still it does not seem to have arrived. |
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| An American company came up with the idea of exporting natural gas to Europe by liquefying it at very cold temperatures and shipping it. |
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| One anachronism is the inclusion of twin diesel engines, for manoeuvring in harbours and avoiding conflicts in busy shipping lanes. |
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| It is recognised for its general influence over sailors, shipping, and voyages by water. |
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| The Cube is wrapped in plastic, surrounded by a good amount of packing foam to protect it during shipping. |
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| Other regional agreements or arrangements deal with marine pollution emergencies and port state control of shipping. |
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| By 1914 it had become one of the most innovative shipping lines in the world, and dominated the Southern Hemisphere. |
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| The first apportionments were made in respect of shipping cases I think, is that not right? |
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| Local shipping lines currently account for only 5.4 percent of the shipment of goods into and out of the country. |
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| The sale of the marine shipping assets represents an about-face in direction for BC Rail in recent years. |
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| Washington regards the country as a vital strategic asset, sitting astride key Asian shipping lanes and in close proximity to China. |
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| It is also geographically near the primary shipping lanes for oil tankers that ply the route between Japan and the Middle East. |
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| Carlock had been drifting for more than five hours and could have been pulled by currents into the busy shipping lanes to Long Beach Harbor. |
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| During her six month-long absence, the warship spent more than four months protecting Iraq's primary oil terminal and shipping lanes. |
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| Besides, the port lies just 10 nautical miles from the international shipping route. |
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| My grandfather was an Aberdonian who was secretary of the Union shipping line. |
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| On average the Torres Strait shipping lanes are checked annually, particularly where sand waves are known to be present. |
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| Employers can see she's a bright girl so she gets a job doing admin for a shipping company. |
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| Yes, there is life even after retirement with plenty of openings in ship building industry and shipping lines. |
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| Corsairs made repeated raids on enemy airfields, shipping, and equipment during various battles of the island-hopping war. |
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| From that time he has managed and run his business from Hong Kong where his principal activity is in shipping. |
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| Using canoes they penetrated the enemy's shipping lines in the approaches to Singapore and placed limpet mines destroying three vessels. |
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| They're the folks we've been buying from for years because of their very low prices, fast shipping, reputability and quality of customer service. |
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| Commercial shipping lanes around major ports are as noisy as the tarmac at Kennedy Airport. |
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| Talks between longshoremen and shipping lines had ended when the union rejected the latest contract proposal. |
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| It was a gift from a visiting Greek shipping tycoon who had just launched a new ship called Inca. |
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| Operation Open Spirit took the Force to the bay of Riga, where shipping lanes were cleared of explosives left from the two world wars and the Cold War era. |
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| However, Hatcher succeeded in shipping the remaining treasure to Germany. |
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| Nato and European Union anti-piracy missions have been deployed to repel attacks and give safe passage to merchant and humanitarian shipping traffic. |
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| Large-character printing products provide superior bar-code resolution on cartons and shipping containers, as well as logos, graphies and alphanumeric images. |
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| I'm off to weigh the merits of excess baggage and storage at left luggage in Heathrow while I gad about Italy versus shipping a heap of stuff to myself by air freight. |
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| Those using leaked keys will be needing a new one, and if lockouts are implemented in the shipping product then they'll also face the inconvenience of a reinstall. |
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| They couldn't be satiated by simply removing millions of jobs and shipping them overseas to exploit the poor elsewhere. |
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| I am not usually listening to the radio when the Shipping Forecast is on but if you have not heard it then do give it a listen. |
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| The weather is unpredictable, with violent gales and storms having resulted in countless shipping casualties over the years, continuing right up to the present. |
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| The couple have been to Christchurch twice before and spent a great deal of time on the last visit researching marriages and death records, wills and shipping records. |
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| The items were carefully wrapped to protect them from damage during shipping. |
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| It was when he was in his early twenties and he was running his father's shipping company that an ageing oil tanker exploded and five people died. |
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| Additionally, it would urge vendors to maintain a secure development environment, and to probe their products for backdoors and logic bombs before shipping. |
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| They've turned their stretch of the east african coastline into the most dangerous waters on earth for the shipping industry. |
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| The licence, officially known as an International Shipping Approval, carries the right of renewal for a further 12 months. |
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| The end of the war, a veteran's education scheme and the shortage of shipping space for repatriating Canadian soldiers gave him the opportunity to go up to Cambridge. |
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| Under the plan, the district of old warehouses, wharves and homes will be transformed into a modern business area, a shipping centre and a historic tourist spot. |
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| Some have a couple of shipping container loads dragging at their heels. |
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| Maintaining total radio silence, the Strike Force took a route through the North Pacific, which had proven wholly devoid of shipping under normal circumstances. |
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| Shipping case, soft carrying case, eyepiece and objective lens cap, and arctic adapter assembly are authorized ancillary items. |
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| Shipping companies agree to charter their ships at an agreed rate at a certain time in the future. |
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| Half the world's ocean-going cargo follows shipping lanes past the islands, and rich deposits of oil and natural gas are thought to lie beneath the nearby sea. |
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| With the entry of the French into the war, Britain had to look to the security of their long shipping lanes and the protection of her other possessions throughout the world. |
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| Australia's shipping lines are lifting prices to get back in the black. |
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| The lightship had just finished a stint warning shipping away from shallow outer banks off the Norfolk coast, and was being towed to South Shields for a refit. |
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| This will make the South China Sea into its inland lake with power to regulate and control all shipping lanes, maritime trade and naval movements. |
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| The trade eased back a little this week, but there are still strong prices being paid for the quality weanling bulls, and good shipping demand for the heifers. |
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| Our first sign of the Seven Stones was the lightship, anchored between the reef and the northbound shipping channel, slightly to the north of our course. |
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| Any shipping making the transition past the Blizzard Falls had to be routed through the port facilities there, making it the gateway from the upper to lower lakes. |
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| The shipping containers with their remaining plastic jerricans are still leaking and have been put in a specially constructed isolation area within the port. |
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| There was also fear that terrorists might take over a large ship, perhaps even an oil tanker, in the crowded English Channel shipping lanes, and cause a lot of damage. |
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| The Shipping News deals with weighty issues and is intellectually intriguing, but I found myself uninvolved from start to finish. |
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| Miraculously at midnight in the pitch dark a tugboat crew that had heard the broadcast found Hunter adrift in the shipping lanes and picked him up unhurt. |
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| Originally they were quays with small jetties built out to serve shipping. |
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| Shipping and handling charges are calculated based on the total price of your order. |
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| As a result, shipping lines may have no alternative but to cut services. |
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| Britain's treacherous tides and crowded shipping lanes make rowing round Britain harder than crossing the Atlantic, according to the Ocean Rowing Society. |
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| However, convoys were not in general use until August, by which time the rate of shipping losses was already in decline after peaking in April. |
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| Many rock carvings depict ships, and the large stone burial monuments known as stone ships suggest that shipping played an important role. |
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| Local coastal shipping links with Liverpool were strong, with many Aberdyfi men sailing on international voyages from Liverpool. |
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| In World War II, San Francisco was a major port of embarkation for service members shipping out to the Pacific Theater. |
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| The cost of shipping ores from distant countries, and the growth of foreign competitors, ended Glamorgan's dominance of the industry. |
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| This was a direct effect of new shipping links that were established with the Caribbean and West Africa. |
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| Allied submarines in the Pacific War destroyed more Japanese shipping than all other weapons combined. |
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| A recording of the shipping forecast can be heard during the closing credits of Rick Stein's food heroes. |
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| This was cited as a retaliation for British minefields and shipping blockades. |
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| Of the 360 submarines that had been built, 178 were lost, but more than 11 million tons of shipping had been destroyed. |
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| Early maps of the bay carefully show narrow shipping channels and mooring areas. |
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| Much work remains on regulatory agreements regarding shipping, tourism, and resource development in Arctic waters. |
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| Their critical habitat overlaps with tanker shipping routes between Canada and its eastern trade partners. |
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| In the arctic, icing from October to May can present a hazard for shipping while persistent fog occurs from June to December. |
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| The southern half of the channel is wider and is regularly dredged to allow shipping to access the Port of Barrow. |
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| The area is particularly important to the United Kingdom, because many of its larger shipping ports lie within it. |
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| Tourism, financial services and shipping are significant parts of the economy. |
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| The Dutch share of European shipping tonnage was enormous, well over half during most of the period of their ascendancy. |
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| Some bucket dredgers and grab dredgers are powerful enough to rip out coral to make a shipping channel through coral reefs. |
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| The Skagerrak contains some of the busiest shipping routes in the world, with vessels from every corner of the globe. |
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| Earlier work under Frederick the Great surrounded efforts to ease shipping and construct dams to serve coal transportation. |
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| Some of which are the world's largest shipping companies, shipbrokers, and insurance brokers. |
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| One of the difficulties in implementing MARPOL arises from the very international nature of maritime shipping. |
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| This has proven controversial for shipping and ferry operators across Europe. |
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| Until 2009, the Arctic pack ice prevented regular marine shipping throughout most of the year. |
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| Awaited by shipping companies, this 'historic event' will cut thousands of miles off their routes. |
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| The majority of commerce took place via maritime shipping due to undeveloped roadways between the 16th and 18th centuries. |
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| German and Turkish light forces would however continue to raid and harass Russian shipping until the end of the war in the east. |
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| Before 1914, international communication was conducted via undersea cables, most under British control, laid along shipping lanes. |
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| On 25 April 1916, a decision was made by the German admiralty to halt indiscriminate attacks by submarine on merchant shipping. |
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| German submarines were used to lay mines and to attack iron ore shipping in the Baltic. |
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| In the Pacific, the situation was reversed, with US submarines hunting Japanese shipping. |
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| British and Dutch submarines also took part in attacks on Japanese shipping, mostly in coastal waters. |
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| Using various mechanisms intended to counter the threat posed by naval mines, waterways are maintained clear for safe shipping. |
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| Compared to shipping by railroad, pipelines have lower cost per unit and higher capacity. |
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| Rotterdam has always been one of the main centres of the shipping industry in the Netherlands. |
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| The English Channel, here at its narrowest point in the Straits of Dover, is the busiest shipping lane in the world. |
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| Ferries crossing between here and the Continent have to negotiate their way through the constant stream of shipping crossing their path. |
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| The Solent is a major shipping lane for passenger, freight and military vessels. |
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| That same year, the Dutch signed a treaty with Denmark with the intent to hurt English shipping. |
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| It also sent vessels to protect merchant shipping and to hunt down and destroy the few Confederate raiders and privateers still operating. |
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| The development of oceanic shipping began to affect the entire Mediterranean. |
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| The important shipping route between India and Britain passed through the Suez Canal, and was considered threatened by France. |
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| Minefields designed for psychological effect are usually placed on trade routes and are used to stop shipping from reaching an enemy nation. |
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| A single mine inserted strategically on a shipping route can stop maritime movements for days while the entire area is swept. |
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| International law requires nations to declare when they mine an area, to make it easier for civil shipping to avoid the mines. |
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| During World War I, mines were used extensively to defend coasts, coastal shipping, ports and naval bases around the globe. |
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| The Germans laid mines in shipping lanes to sink merchant and naval vessels serving Britain. |
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| They were considered superior to contact mines because they did not put friendly shipping at risk. |
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| By comparison, direct aerial attacks on Axis shipping had sunk or damaged 105 vessels at a cost of 373 aircraft lost. |
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| Mining busy shipping straights and mining shipping harbors remain some of the most serious threats. |
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| When merchant ships sailed independently, a privateer could cruise a shipping lane and capture ships as they passed. |
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| The RAF also provided air cover, denying the Luftwaffe an opportunity to attack the shipping. |
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| It could not envisage taking on the Royal Navy Home Fleet, and said it would take a year to organise shipping for the troops. |
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| In December 2002 French authorities ordered the wreck to be removed, as it was perceived to represent a danger to shipping and the environment. |
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| Steam powered tugboats and towboats started working in the San Francisco Bay soon after this to expedite shipping in and out of the bay. |
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| The country's main and largest river, the Nemunas River, and some of its tributaries carry international shipping. |
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| Information was transmitted to the Hydrographic office, which prepared forecasts used in planning movement of shipping. |
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| The Strait is an important shipping route from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. |
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| Other important industries along the coast include shipping, petrochemical processing and storage, military use, paper manufacture, and tourism. |
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| Lois Griffin, daughter of shipping industrialist Carter Pewterschmidt and passive-aggressivist Barbara Pewterschmidt. |
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| They have responsibility for enforcement of shipping and maritime safety regulations, as well as performing search and rescue duties. |
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| Sea ice surrounding Iceland extended for miles in every direction, closing harbors to shipping. |
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| The Barbary pirates had long attacked English and other European shipping along the North Coast of Africa. |
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| An attack on commerce and shipping meant an attack on the governments to who these ships belonged. |
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| Physical destruction of reefs due to boat and shipping traffic is also a problem. |
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| Lake Maracaibo acts as a major shipping route to the ports of Maracaibo and Cabimas. |
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| It was superseded in 1911 by the Peninnis Lighthouse and St Agnes lighthouse now serves as a daymark for shipping. |
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| The parent company operates shipping services to the Isles of Scilly in its own name, and also owns Westward Airways. |
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| Due to the Isles of Scilly's remote location, the shipping service is often called 'a life line' for the archipelago. |
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| The company was formed with the express purpose of securing a regular shipping service between the islands and the mainland. |
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| The Colonial Office in London retained control of some matters, notably foreign affairs, defence, and international shipping. |
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| These long ropes were necessary in shipping as short ropes would require splicing to make them long enough to use for sheets and halyards. |
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| Analysts estimate that anywhere from one third to one half of abandoned shopping carts are related to shipping and handling costs. |
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| Instead, Mitchell superintends only a coastal shipping firm with an appropriately aeolistic name, the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company. |
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| Did anyone code review that class before it went into the shipping version? |
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| But this guy was serious, using online payment services and dogpiling her e-mail box within minutes, requesting expedited shipping. |
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| He started shipping about half a case of fresh country eggs to my parents every week or two. |
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| The Romans established organised ports, shipping increased and sustained trade began. |
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| The North Sea is important for marine transport and its shipping lanes are among the busiest in the world. |
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| As a busy shipping lane, the Channel experiences environmental problems following accidents involving ships with toxic cargo and oil spills. |
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| By 1651 the Royalist governor, Sir John Grenville, was using the islands as a base for privateering raids on Commonwealth and Dutch shipping. |
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| It was the first ever seagoing screw collier and was built for John Bowes of Barnard Castle for shipping coal to London. |
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| The pirates not only strangled shipping lanes but also plundered many cities on the coasts of Greece and Asia. |
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| The port at Ostia was part of Claudius' solution to the constant grain shortages that occurred in winter, after the Roman shipping season. |
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| In the meantime the aim of choking Dutch shipping was carried out by the Dunkirkers with considerable success. |
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| A condition of Raleigh's pardon was avoidance of any hostility against Spanish colonies or shipping. |
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| Drake stayed in the area for almost a year, raiding Spanish shipping and attempting to capture a treasure shipment. |
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| The restrictions of coastal shipping and river transport were obvious, and horses and carts could only carry one or two tons of cargo at a time. |
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| When there was a shipping delay, the salesman jollied the purchasing agent along to keep him from canceling the order. |
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| For the rest of the month he carried out raids along the coast and intercepted enemy shipping. |
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| The Battle of Britain began in early July with Luftwaffe attacks on shipping and harbours. |
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| Exploiting poor American naval command decisions, the German navy ravaged Allied shipping off the American Atlantic coast. |
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| Nortraship was the world's largest shipping company, and at its height operated more than 1000 ships. |
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| The most affected was the coal industry, already suffering from declining output as shipping switched to oil. |
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| This meant that British coastal centres and shipping at sea west of Ireland were the prime targets. |
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| As American settlers pushed west, they found that the Appalachian Mountains provided a barrier to shipping goods eastward. |
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| It was an important harbour and shipping port for most of the 19th and 20th centuries. |
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| Some of them used to be involved in the shipping trade but have since diversified into other fields. |
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| Because of the treacherous waters, pilotage is an essential service for shipping. |
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| The River Severn is considered a navigable river and Gloucester used to be an important port, with shipping having to deal with the bore. |
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| Large bores can be particularly unsafe for shipping but also present opportunities for river surfing. |
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| The same is true for official trade restrictions because the customs fees affect importers' profits in the same way as shipping fees. |
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| There is scarcely any inland water transportation system, and coastal shipping only meets minor local requirements. |
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| The region sits in the line of several major shipping routes with the Panama Canal connecting the western Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean. |
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| It was purchased in 1967 by Major Bernard Cayzer, a member of the family that made its fortune through the Clan shipping line. |
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| In terms of shipping advances, the most important developments were the creation of the carrack and caravel designs in Portugal. |
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| For centuries, the East End has been the first port of call for many immigrants working in the docks and shipping from east Bengal. |
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| This was a time when there was relative peace on the seas and shipping was flourishing. |
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| After retiring from racing, Duke became a businessman, initially in the motor trade and later in shipping services to the Isle of Man. |
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| In December 1942 he led a small commando raid against Axis shipping in Bordeaux. |
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| The Port of Hong Kong is a busy deepwater port, specialising in container shipping. |
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| The causes included political disputes and increasing competition from merchant shipping. |
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| The Marathas attacked British shipping and insisted that East India Company ships pay taxes if sailing through their waters. |
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| The increased volume of shipping traffic also could sustain a large body of brigands preying upon it. |
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| Modern pirates can be successful because a large amount of international commerce occurs via shipping. |
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| Sir George Clifford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland was a successful privateer against Spanish shipping in the Caribbean. |
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| Captain Christopher Newport led more attacks on Spanish shipping and settlements than any other English privateer. |
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| The American colonists had no ships of the line, and relied extensively on privateering to harass British shipping. |
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| These slaves were managed by a factor who was established on or near the coast to expedite the shipping of slaves to the New World. |
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| The British Royal Navy systematically hunted them down, though not without some embarrassment from its inability to protect Allied shipping. |
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| German planners estimated that unrestricted submarine warfare would cost Britain a monthly shipping loss of 600,000 tons. |
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| But the war had permanently eroded Britain's trading position in world markets through disruptions to trade and losses of shipping. |
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| Transport in Poland is provided by means of rail, road, marine shipping and air travel. |
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| Intensified air attacks against shipping and the economy could affect food supplies and civilian morale in the long term. |
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| On 4 July, the Air Ministry gave Bomber Command orders to attack ports and shipping. |
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| Coastal Command directed its attention towards the protection of British shipping, and the destruction of enemy shipping. |
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| When news of the sinking reached the US, few shipping companies felt truly safe anywhere. |
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| During the Second World War nearly one third of the world's merchant shipping was British. |
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| The Egyptian forces were defeated, but they did block the canal to all shipping. |
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| In ratifying it, the Ottoman Empire agreed to permit international shipping to pass freely through the canal, in time of war and peace. |
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| The Prime Minister has told us that 50 million tons of British shipping are at stake in his dispute with President Nasser. |
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| The Firth of Clyde like the River Clyde has historically been an important centre of shipbuilding and shipping. |
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| Vessels sailed the normal shipping routes, but were required to engage an enemy vessel no matter the size or strength. |
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| Today Gibraltar's economy is based largely on tourism, online gambling, financial services, and shipping. |
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| Export businesses based in Montserrat deal primarily in the selling and shipping of aggregate for construction. |
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| Moreover British Bases and Military shipping were not subject to except from by all Kenyan Authorities. |
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| They harassed enemy shipping and attacked enemy colonies, frequently using colonists from nearby British colonies in the effort. |
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| It burned shipping in the harbor, roughly 80 French privateers and merchantmen, as well as four warships which were under construction. |
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| For carrier companies shipping goods from one nation to another, exchange rates can often impact them severely. |
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| Cape Verde gradually recovered as an important commercial center and stopover for shipping routes. |
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| By the end of the war Nova Scotia had outfitted a number of privateers to attack American shipping. |
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| The digital version was released on 23 June 2017, with physical editions shipping in July. |
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| It has also been alleged that involvement of such agencies has caused shipping delays. |
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| Djibouti is strategically located near some of the world's busiest shipping lanes, controlling access to the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. |
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| Until the 19th century, shipping of salt down the Salza was an important part of the local economy. |
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| Since the 16th century, shipping, fishing, agriculture, trade, and banking have been leading sectors of the Dutch economy. |
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| Because Indonesia encompasses a sprawling archipelago, maritime shipping provides essential links between parts of the country. |
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| A decline in the trade would mean over capacity in shipping and a fall in owner's profit. |
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| Archibald Gracie, shipping magnate and business tycoon in USA, was from Dumfries. |
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| For example, local women merchants were important suppliers of foodstuffs to transatlantic shipping concerns. |
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| The government was concerned at the volume of shipping space being used for fodder and wanted to cut the number of cavalry divisions. |
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| Knowledge of surface ocean currents is essential in reducing costs of shipping, since traveling with them reduces fuel costs. |
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| The main shipping in the 20th century was light coastal traffic and vessels destined for the Nobel Explosives facility. |
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| Baynton established a cattle shipping service between Portarlington and Van Diemen's Land. |
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| The target of the attack was shipping from the Rosyth naval base in the Forth, close to the bridge. |
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| Many rivers in the Commonwealth were used for shipping purposes, including the Vistula. |
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| Greece's unique cultural heritage, large tourism industry, prominent shipping sector and geostrategic importance classify it as a middle power. |
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| However, in the 18th century, due to their mastery of shipping and commerce, a wealthy and dispersed Greek merchant class arose. |
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| The shipping industry is a key element of Greek economic activity dating back to ancient times. |
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| The invention of shipping containers in 1956 helped advance the globalization of commerce. |
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| Technological changes in shipping and the growth of urban centres led to a rapid increase in international trade. |
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| This gave the inhabitants the ability to monopolise foreign trade and almost all banking and shipping in the Crusader states. |
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| The Red Sea is part of the sea roads between Europe, the Persian Gulf and East Asia, and as such has heavy shipping traffic. |
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| However, the ban on maritime shipping did force countless numbers of people into smuggling and piracy. |
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| This concern with the public goods aspect of shipping led it to explicitly design the industry's postbailout structure. |
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| This vessel belongs to the shipping company Royal Caribbean and can accommodate up to 700 passengers. |
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| South of Cape Froward, the principal shipping route follows the Magdalena Channel. |
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| It is a port of call for shipping and cruise lines running between Panama and San Francisco, California, United States. |
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| The Port of Manila is the largest seaport in the Philippines, making it the premier international shipping gateway to the country. |
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| The Horn exacted a heavy toll from shipping, however, owing to the extremely hazardous combination of conditions there. |
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| However, in addition to disabling the billing fields, we are also prepopulating them with data from the shipping fields. |
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| Most citrus is grown in the north of the state, and much of the lime crop is exported, supporting a packing and shipping industry. |
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| The Cebu International Port is the largest shipping hub in the Visayas region. |
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| Sir George Clifford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland, was a successful privateer against Spanish shipping in the Caribbean. |
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| Now the greater efficiency of Dutch shipping had a chance to be fully translated into shipping prices, and the competitors were left in the dust. |
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| The Bay of Fundy's ports and basins became major shipbuilding and shipping centres in the 19th Century. |
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| A result of shipping traffic has been the potential for increased collisions between ships and the North Atlantic right whale. |
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| The term persists in radio communication among commercial shipping traffic, especially below the Tappan Zee. |
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| According to the New York Times, this forebodes more shipping through the Arctic, as the sea ice melts and makes shipping easier. |
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| More or less regular shipping is found only from Murmansk to Dudinka in the west and between Vladivostok and Pevek in the east. |
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| Environmental demands faced by the maritime shipping industry may emerge as a driver for developing the Northern Sea Route. |
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| The advantages of a port at Karumba compared to Townsville was that it was three or four days closer to Asia via shipping routes. |
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| Four shipping companies, including the Arctic Sea Shipping Company, operate in the republic. |
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| As of 1778, it was estimated that the Dutch were shipping approximately 6,000 Africans for enslavement in the Dutch West Indies each year. |
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| In 1600 Dutch corsairs under Olivier van Noort were preying on shipping entering Manila harbor. |
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| Dunedin was the headquarters of the Union Steam Ship Company, once the largest shipping company in the Southern Hemisphere. |
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| Despite these protective measures, the reef remains under threat from oceanic pollution as well as uncontrolled tourism, shipping, and fishing. |
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| It also connected the burgeoning agricultural production of the Midwest and shipping on the Great Lakes, with the port of New York City. |
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| New Orleans was already important for shipping agricultural goods to and from the areas of the United States west of the Appalachian Mountains. |
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| It took several years to perfect and become popular, but found application in shipping before powering locomotives. |
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| The bale press then compresses the cotton into bales for storage and shipping. |
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| It is the equivalent of an ingot of cast metal, in a convenient form for handling, storage, shipping and further working into a finished product. |
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| He went to learn about shipping and being a merchant, but used the trip to learn about France. |
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| In January 1813, the American frigate Essex, under the command of Captain David Porter, sailed into the Pacific to harass British shipping. |
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| There was only a remote possibility that we would be rescued as we were far outside of the regular shipping lanes. |
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| An Armenian community dominated banking and shipping in major cities and towns. |
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| It reduced the shipping costs of raw cotton to the mills and the dispatching the finished cloth overseas. |
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| However, Norwegian shipping regained its strength towards the end of the century. |
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| From 1850 to 1880 the Norwegian shipping industry enjoyed a large boom, stimulated by the abolishing of the British Navigation Acts. |
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| Some merchants made huge profits from trade and shipping during the war, resulting in an increased division between the classes. |
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| Since it is absorptive and extremely acidic, it inhibits growth of bacteria and fungi, so it is used for shipping seeds and live plants. |
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| Ships line up on the buoys to insure they do not stray from the shipping lane. |
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| They do not measure each one, but they do a spot check on a few parts before shipping. |
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| Raymond Maguire, transport analyst at UBS Warburg said ABP was able to better withstand shocks to the shipping industry because of its size. |
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| If you undertest your products before shipping them, expect more recalls and returns. |
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| Merck said it expects to begin shipping the vaccine to fill current back orders before the end of the year. |
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| Two of his PRO Series tire changers and one wheel balancer are now exclusively offered with shipping discounts with a special coupon code. |
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| Weil Complete Program supplements can be purchased with an automated shipping and billing agreement to allow for maximum freshness. |
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| Zoom also announced that it recently began shipping in volume to a major national distributor. |
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| The nearest shipping point for oil would be on the coast of the Java Sea, some twelve miles to the north. |
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| The project had targeted shipping 30,000 bpd, but Tesoro ordered about 800 rail cars that can accommodate another 10,000 bpd, Goff said. |
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| I am not prepared to see Merseyside become a dumping ground or knacker's yard for the shipping waste of the world. |
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| That was before they were shipping the logs to Japan and reimporting the plywood. |
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| In 1919, he founded the Black Star shipping line to further his remigration plans. |
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| Many farmers have found ways to use waste straw, such as shipping it overseas to land-poor countries as cattle feed. |
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| Narcotics are often repackaged in Ghana for reshipment, hidden in shipping containers or secreted in air cargo. |
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