Sentence examples for changes to shipping from inspiring English sources
However, it has become clear in recent weeks that changes to shipping laws proposed by transport minister Warren Truss have been specifically designed to put Australian mariners out of work.
The chairman of an Australian shipping company and a longtime member of the Liberal party has slammed the Coalition's planned changes to shipping laws as directly contradicting Tony Abbott's policy focus of "jobs and growth".
Changes to shipping methods and the growth of containerisation during the 1970s and '80s meant that many ships were now too big to use the canal and traffic declined, resulting in the closure of the terminal docks at Salford.
"Once deployed to an online feature generation framework, it eliminates any further need for code-change to ship models for a wide range of derived features," as Zhao describes the advantages of this system.
A number of users have reported that their order status has been changed to "Shipped", with a tentative delivery date of Friday, October 17th.
Although ship attitudes generally change due to ship motion (Reinking 2010; Reinking et al. 2012), we could find no remarkable noises related to the ship movement (i.e., velocity/acceleration) in the PPP ship height record (Fig. 1b, c).
That might make it more prone to shipping changes that accidentally reduce engagement or joy.
This invention changed everything from travel to shipping.
In question time on Tuesday, Albanese attempted to pass a suspension motion to allow for a motion to be moved calling for the government to correct the record, to apologise to Milby, and withdraw the proposed changes to national shipping laws currently before the parliament.
So it's not surprising that the company would make some changes to its shipping model as it looks to become profitable in the cities in which it operates.
M. Georges Biard in the course of his voyages as a naval lieutenant has remarked the discomfort that frequent changes from ship to ship entail upon tourists.
