Sentence examples for directly ship from inspiring English sources

"The United States doesn't have to directly ship weapons to the opposition, but there are a whole lot of things that can be done" through groups such as the Arab League, McCain told reporters on Sunday.

China does not directly ship a majority of the oil from its non-Asian production holdings back to its shores, but uses the oil extracted from those areas to trade with others in the oil markets.

In addition to this, Google has also teamed up with Mystery Science, a Y Combinator-incubated startup that provides lesson plans to teachers, to directly ship up to 15,000 free glasses to elementary schools.

Until 2004, New Jersey permitted in-state wineries to directly ship products to in-state customers.

The company said 31 percent of its orders in the United States were "directly shipped" to customers outside its network.

As it is shown in Figure 2, the finished products manufactured in plants and semifinished products, which have been outsourced, are shipped to distribution centers or directly shipped to customer zones after processing in plants.

Since direct shipment of products has higher costs with respect to indirect shipment, and there are budget limitations in this process, we assume that only a certain amount of products can be directly shipped.

Swap business is very common for commodities among the large chemical players in Europe; for instance, products are directly shipped from a competitor to a customer or from a plant to the competitor's customer in order to reduce transportation and handling costs.

If outsourcing analysis to a commercial laboratory, ethanol-preserved samples can be directly shipped to the laboratory to be processed onsite.

Abandoning his previous signals, Duncan ordered the entire fleet to turn towards the Dutch and attack directly, each ship to "steer for and engage her opponent".

Others can be ordered directly and shipped.