The phrase "cargo being" is not correct on its own.
To use it in English, it needs to be part of a larger phrase or sentence. For example: "The cargo being transported was damaged in an accident."
He would not provide figures on the amount of cargo being moved using the site.
The recent "Trade," which starred Kevin Kline, followed human cargo being smuggled from Mexico to New Jersey.
But by the 1950s, the growth of Brazil's road network, and the nationalisation, neglect and mismanagement of the railways, had led to much of the country's agricultural produce and other cargo being transported by road.
He said there had been persistent reports from Iraqis saying they or someone they knew had see cargo being moved across the border, but there is no proof that such movements involved weapons materials.
The Lib Dems, though, say they've been advised by TfL that in the short term this would be too difficult and that their plan as it stands would encourage the same amount of cargo being transported in fewer journeys anyway.
Board an abra, one of the water taxis that crisscross the creek, to get your bearings or just walk along the dhow wharfage to get a flavour of the cargo being unloaded from India, South Africa and South East Asia.
