Sentence examples for declared destinations from inspiring English sources

At least eight ships that left Russia carrying fuel ended up traveling to North Korea instead of their declared destinations, Reuters reported Sept 20, citing its own shipping tracking data.

The first 5 states represented the declared destinations of nearly 50% of the foreign nationals admitted in 2007 (1 ).

Advanced Technology also placed a $5.4 million order in 1988 with Poudreries Reunies de Belgique for "unusual types of propellant for what investigators later called very large guns". The declared destination was Jordan.

About 70percentt stated that remittances bought consumption (food, clothing), with education being the second most declared destination of remittances, albeit mentioned by just 9percentt of the respondents.

In order to group the respondents depending on the destination country of their IHE, a new variable was assigned to each declared destination country categorising it as either an industrialised or developing country.

One young family strolled north along the walkway's promenade, the son racing out in front to declare his destination: he was bound for the park.

But the Air Force said that those scores were discarded and Burlington was declared the preferred destination after more qualitative criteria were applied.

Perhaps the biggest win for sharks came in 2010 when the district government of Raja Ampat in West Papua, the world's epicentre of marine biodiversity and a popular dive destination, was declared a shark and manta sanctuary.

On an M5 cruising through the Upper West Side one morning last week, passengers reached up occasionally to signal their destinations — "Springy!" one declared after a pull, and "It's like we're going backward in time," said another — a ritual guided as much by common sense as by muscle memory.

M. HERZOG: In your interrogatory you declared, however, that the original destination of these transports was sometimes changed in order to satisfy the demands of Speer's offices.

The High Court of Australia handed down its M70 decision in August 2011 and in that judgement declared Malaysia invalid as a destination for asylum processing despite the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship's declaration.