Sentence examples for foreign lines from inspiring English sources

Credit is more of a concern, particularly for exporters, who are finding foreign lines of credit much harder to acquire.

That development goes back to the 1970s and 1980s, when U.S. shipping firms struggled to compete with foreign lines that employed low-wage crews and were subject to looser regulations concerning safety, crew training and other issues.

As an American-flagged vessel in an industry dominated by foreign lines, Pride of America will qualify under United States law for a special privilege: permission to cruise lucrative routes solely between American ports, mainly in the Hawaiian islands, that are off limits to foreign vessels.

But while the act shielded domestic shippers from foreign competition, it also shackled many U.S. shippers competing with foreign lines to the inefficient domestic shipbuilding industry.

Avoid the foreign lines that do.

However, it may be quite some time before you see foreign lines flying U.S. routes.

Citizens can take these cruises without violating federal regulations on travel to Cuba because the trips start outside the United States, are booked in a foreign country and are being operated by a foreign line.

In the foreign line-up they were checking passports and they sent me straight back to the EU line.

Here's how I got there: Total tax (line 60) + foreign taxes (line 47) + state taxes and real-estate taxes + other taxes (Schedule A, line 9) + charitable contributions (Schedule A, line 19) divided by Adjusted Gross Income (1040 line 37).

State highway engineer Hugh L. Sloan appointed old acquaintance Fred Lavis, a consulting engineer who had worked on foreign rail lines and the Panama Canal and written four books on locating and designing rail lines, to design this Route 1 Extension.

Two years ago inspectors drew close to more weapons, and weapons programs, more foreign supply lines.