In Frankfurt Airport, Leslie walked around holding the cat until she found a shop that sold a hard-shell carrier.
This should be a hard-sided carrier, such as a cat cage or a cage recommended by the breeder or store.
Because they sell so many different devices that operate on various software platforms, it is harder for carriers to create a store that's both elegant and comprehensive, the way a handset maker can.
[C1.] Rule Change Would Allow Foreign Investment in Airlines The Bush administration is proposing to allow foreign airlines and other foreign investors to control the management of airlines based in the United States, a move intended to attract capital to hard-pressed carriers.
This works because due to reciprocity, reducing absorption near the band gap also makes it harder for carriers to recombine and emit a photon to the far field.
In [53], ICIC solutions for multi-carrier operated out-band RNs based on coordinated hard frequency reuse carrier allocation are proposed.
Seeing the destroyer take no action and on a course to place herself under Melbournes bow, Stevenson ordered the carrier hard to port, signalling the turn by both radio and siren blasts.
When I interviewed Jones several months ago, he told me that he and his union had worked hard to persuade Carrier and its parent company, United Technologies, not to move the roughly 2,100 jobs they had announced would be heading to Mexico —1,400 from the Carrier plant in Indianapolis and 700 from a plant in Huntington, Ind.
Airport passenger duty (APD) hinders exports, distorts the market and hits small carriers hard.
Job and cost cuts in the financial sector have hit those two carriers hard.
