The local economy still depends on the naval yards and on the transshipment of cargoes between coasters and larger vessels.
He mentioned the "transshipment of oil, and illicit flows, and trade coming in that you try to avoid sanctions against," which produce an "undercutting, or undermining, of what would otherwise be the standard and ordinary relationships among states which would otherwise have their relationship based on mutual interest".
Despite urgent pleas from the president and vice president, Maliki has continued to facilitate the transshipment of arms to Syria's Assad in absolute violation of UN Security Council Resolutions barring such arms transfers.
"Violence is more significantly linked to the transshipment of other more profitable drugs and commodities, as well as other types of rent-extracting crimes [such as kidnapping]." The disquiet at both the ruling itself and the focus on citizen rights has been particularly clear within the Catholic Church.
The proposed model incorporates several relevant constraints, such as weekly frequency, the transshipment of cargo between two or more service routes, and transport time.
Al Musayyib had indeed been used by Iraq during the late 1980's for the transshipment of chemical weapons.
And Joey, now a Young Republican paid $8,000 a month to concoct fraudulent reports for something called "Restore Iraqi Secular Enterprise Now," will soon get involved in a boondoggle involving the transshipment of corroded tank parts from Paraguay to Iraq.
Continuous voyage, in international law, a voyage that, in view of its purposes, is regarded as one single voyage though interrupted (as in the transshipment of contraband of war).
The island was also important in the transshipment of slaves.
Some agents turn a blind eye to labor-code violations or the transshipment of garments to evade quotas.
