Sentence examples similar to consignment 1 from inspiring English sources

When receiving a consignment, 80.6% of wholesalers check the intactness of medicines, 72.6% check the specification and amount of medicines, 71% check Cambodian registration, 56.5% check that the packaging is intact, 54.8% check batch and lot numbers, 48.4% check the dates of manufacture and expiration, and 9.7% check analytical certificates.

TOKIO 7, a consignment store, 64 East Seventh Street, East Village, (212) 353-8443.

These nets are part of a consignment of 318, 000 nets to be used in providing adequate protection against mosquito bites for a target population of nearly three million pregnant women and children under five years spread across 111 UNICEF focus Local Government Areas.

Straight commissions on consignments (8% to 20%) compose 60% of Ritchie's business; the rest comes from either buying up fleets from a seller or guaranteeing a gavel price and splitting anything above it.

In 2004 and 2005 a total of 795 (year/no consignments: 2004/398 and 2005/397) consignments of vegetable proteins, mostly soybean and rapeseed meal, were imported to Sweden.

But do not miss Susie's consignment shop (623 East Hopkins Avenue, 970-920-2376), where Norwegian-style starters statt at $30 and there is a whole section of cashmere ($30 to $60) and ski jackets, some never worn.

A second consignment of 45,000 Oral Rehydration Salts, 34,000 jerrycans, 900,000 water purification tablets and 900 kilos of chlorine powder is being dispatched this week.

period for consignment = 1 day; period for carriage: wagon loads for each 200 tariff kilometres = 1 day, large container loads for each 150 tariff kilometres = 1 day.

The delivery times in SMGS are: period for consignment = 1 day; period for carriage: wagon loads for each 200 tariff kilometres = 1 day, large container loads for each 150 tariff kilometres = 1 day.

Dutch hauliers took the consignment of 500 sheep almost 650 miles in July when temperatures were in the high 20s, a spokesman for the charity said.

The new cost per bus being agreed with manufacturer Wrightbus of Ballymena is expected to be around £310,000-£315,000, whish is much closer to that of off-the-peg diesel-electric "hybrid" buses than the £354,000 paid per bus for TfL's initial bulk consignment of 600 New Routemasters in 2012 and approximately £325,000 for an additional 200 in 2014.