Sentence examples for haulage which from inspiring English sources

The low bidder was the same company that has served the town for 20 years, Hudson Waste Haulage, which is now owned by Allied.

Despite the railway competition, traffic levels remained healthy, with the waterways carrying a total of 982,000 tons in 1878, but there was a growing dissatisfaction with the situation, particularly the high tolls compared to the railways, and the refusal to allow steam haulage, which had been in use on the neighbouring Aire and Calder Navigation for over 50 years.

Somebody ought to have reminded them that the bank failed because of greedy and incompetent free marketeers and that the disk was lost by the haulage company which made its name breaking through the Wapping picket line.

In order to examine this idea we will consider the road haulage industry, which is one of the sectors of industry that generates the most pollution.

Chicago is a city of different levels - the tallest building in the US, street level, and underground roads.' She's referring to Lower Wacker Drive, the subterranean haulage network which staged car chases in both of Nolan's Batman films.

At the end of the eighties, there was a need not to jeopardize the economic and financial balance of the road haulage sector which accounted for most of the diesel fuel consumed.

The CCE was to be levied on commercial vehicles of over 7.5 tonnes travelling in France and would amount to an increase in the price of diesel of 4.52 centimes per litre for road haulage firms, which would then be passed on (as far as possible) to shippers.

Theresa May and her French counterpart, Bernard Cazeneuve, have jointly pledged to do more to end the cross-Channel chaos connected to strikes at Calais, which haulage organisations have said is the worst to afflict the industry.

He used the loan to start his own waste management business with just one truck, and within five years consolidated over 100 other garbage pickup companies into haulage giant Waste Management, which he took public in 1971.

Overall, 501 farms reported the use of at least one haulage company, among which 187 (37%) both received and sent pigs; and 152 (30%) and 162 (32%) were only sending and receiving pigs, respectively.

That is now an obligation incumbent on the Member States, who must now carry out more frequent checks, so that the sort of scandals in the haulage industry with which we used to be familiar, and the serious accidents caused by cumulative driving fatigue, will at last be consigned to the past.