Sentence examples for cabotage rules from inspiring English sources

You don't have to look at the Gulf's aviation boom to see how silly America's cabotage rules are in practice.

In a vote on Wednesday, the Full House rejected Transport Committee amendments to the proposals on updating drivers' rest time rules, cabotage and posting of drivers and referred them back to the committee for further consideration, in accordance with Rule 59(4) of Parliament's rules of procedure.

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(11) Local excursions are an authorised cabotage operation and are covered by the general rules on cabotage.

Furthermore, the regulation applies to cabotage operations and also occasionally to own-account transport.

Canada's transportation minister, David Collenette, has ruled this out, saying: "We're convinced that we won't need to open up and have cabotage because we will have competition domestically".

Congress is not about to change its position on ownership or cabotage.

But the most obvious one is a near-total ban on cabotage rights for foreign airlines.

That's because the European Union, in its wisdom, extends cabotage rights to airlines from all member countries.

A Bush administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, insisted that cabotage "cannot occur in the near term".

ON MONDAY representatives from the Singaporean and Jamaican governments met in London to sign a cabotage agreement often referred to as an open-skies deal.