Sentence examples for from tonnage from inspiring English sources

§ 69.119 Spaces deducted from tonnage.

However, in time more profit came from "tonnage traffic" (that carried by private companies) than from the Bridgewater's own carriage of freight.

In addition, rather than renewing the customs due from Tonnage and Poundage for the entire life of the monarch, which was traditional, the Commons only voted them in for one year.

The Linz-Donawitz process, invented in Austria shortly after World War II, used oxygen supplied as a gas from a tonnage oxygen plant, blowing it at supersonic velocity into the top of the molten iron in a converter vessel.

The Implacable class had its origin as an improved version of the Illustrious-class aircraft carriers for the 1938 Naval Programme while still remaining within the 23000 LT available from the tonnage allowed by the Second London Naval Treaty.

They were designed to be 2 kn faster, and to carry an additional dozen aircraft at the expense of reduced armour protection to remain within the 23000 LT available from the tonnage allowed by the Washington Naval Treaty.

The AMT is typically estimated from the tonnage of the chemical sold over a year in the country or region of interest (such as the data summarized in Section II) divided by the number of people in the population, P, and the number of days in a year (i.e., 365 days).

The number of decked fishing vessels went up from around 600,000 in 1970 to 1,260,000 in 1995 with a corresponding increase in tonnage from 12 to 28 million grt.

§ 69.169 Spaces exempt from inclusion in tonnage.

§ 69.117 Spaces exempt from inclusion in tonnage.

It also needs to divert "significant tonnage" from landfill, Kaplan said, although he did not specify a figure.