Sentence examples for designated port from inspiring English sources

Under our laws, the only legal way for an alien to enter this country is at a designated port of entry at an appropriate time.

In addition to the input port on the lid (designated the 'top'), sampling access ports were also installed at the side of the column at 350, 600, 850, and 1100 mm downflow from the lid (designated port 1, port 2, port 3, and port 4, respectively).

He said the only "sure fire way for a parent to remain with their child" is to ask for asylum at a designated port of entry, although many families who have done just that have been separated.

Make sure your router/gateway/firewall forwards traffic on the designated port (27015 in this example) to the machine running the server, put the machine in the DMZ, or make sure it's your default NAT IP where all traffic is routed to.

A liner operates on a regular schedule of designated ports, carrying whatever cargo and passengers are available on the date of sailing.

Among the four additional designated ports was Shanghai, and the new access to foreigners there marked the beginning of the city's transformation into one of China's major commercial entrepôts.

Starting in the new year, importers of these products will have to be registered with the government, use only five designated ports for their shipments, arrange for a detailed inspection of goods before they are loaded on a ship or plane bound for Indonesia and then have every single container exhaustively inspected on arrival by Indonesia's notoriously slow customs bureaucracy.

Spain acted upon the as-yet-undefined mercantile theory when, in 1565, it perfected the fleet (flota) system, by which all legal trade with its American colonies was restricted to two annual fleets between Seville and designated ports on the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean.

Earlier this month, a federal judge temporarily halted the enforcement of an executive order that would have blocked people making asylum claims if they didn't legally pass through designated ports of entry.

Invitations to the event will be colour-coded: those classed as VIPs will be given a white invitation and ushered to seats in the dome of the cathedral, while invitations with a red or green stripe will designate port or starboard seats.

Above them the ceiling is covered in a map of the Caribbean, with twinkly lights designating ports of call.