Sentence examples for imported cargo from inspiring English sources

Even after it lifts the embargo, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals said it would continue to process most imported cargo at Kai Tak.

In the post, Mr. Basham would oversee more than 41,000 employees who patrol the nation's borders, inspect imported cargo and screen foreigners arriving at the nation's airports, seaports and land border posts.

Some experts think an increase in international shipping on the Gulf Coast will mean opportunities for building or expanding ports along the Mississippi River and Chicago-area waterways, as more imported cargo moves up the Mississippi and more grain and other Midwestern commodities are exported from Gulf Coast ports.

The developers are also building what they claim will be Europe's biggest logistics park - a huge area set aside for warehouses to handle the imported cargo.

The Cargo Containers subsection addresses topics such as high-risk pests found in imported cargo.

The adjacent twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have become the world's third largest port complex, flooding the region with imported cargo containers, which are transported by big-rig diesel trucks and by ships and freight trains operating on low-grade fuel.

Data shared with the Guardian shows that ships chartered by BP imported cargoes tested at more than 3,600 ppm in 2013, when the legal sulphur limit was still 5,000 ppm.

In the nucleus, RanGTP induces the release of imported cargos from importins (Rexach and Blobel, 1995; Görlich et al., 1996).

Santiago ranked first of any emerging market for its economic and commercial environment, which includes government bond ratings, ease of dealing with licenses and costs of exporting and importing cargo.

Since different import receptors can import cargo to distinct subnuclear compartments, a multifunctional NLS may provide LANA with an increased ability to interact with different nuclear components in its multifunctional role to maintain viral latency.

The devaluating local currency deters traders from importing cargo, paralyzing the supply chain network.