Sentence examples for contract transport from inspiring English sources

Could they, one day soon, be America's newest entrepreneurs, providing contract transport services between Baltimore city and the surrounding counties?It seems improbable.

Recently there have been several B2B companies filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection including: FTK Worldwide Manufacturing (a jewelry wholesaler), Niche Marketing Group (distributor), and Contract Transport, LLC (freight shipping and trucking) just to name a few.

The petition also alleged that after that contract was entered into, and previous to April 3d, 1907, the defendant railway company, pursuant to the above contract, transported over its railway from points in one state to points in other states, the employees of the Munsey Company upon trip and mileage tickets issued for their benefit.

Under "quality contracts", transport authorities are responsible for setting routes, fares, timetables and quality standards and private bus operators then run services under contract to these standards.

It supplies products through a network of pipelines, terminals, depots and the company-owned and contracted transport fleet.

Access to the East Coast would goose revenue immediately by giving Energy Transfer a chance to compete for more long-term contracts, transport more gas and link to more diversified markets.

Last year, she had a $200,000 contract to transport laptop computers to the American military in Kandahar.

Martinez asserts that his loss resulting from the delay in shipment was reasonably foreseeable when he entered the contract to transport his dragline.

The inquiry focused on a company called TransCare, which had a contract to transport 27 of about 50 severely physically handicapped students.

The bus belonged to the JEA Bus Company, which has a contract to transport students, but it was not carrying any students at the time, Ms. Feinberg said.

That year the War Department offered a single, enormous two-year contract to transport supplies to most of the U.S. Army outposts in the Southwest and West.