Sentence examples for listing route from inspiring English sources

If they do go the direct listing route, the messaging platform would be the second biggest tech company after Spotify to go down this path.

A strong performance by the company could see a slew of other companies go the direct listing route this year and into the future.

Realistically, the direct listing route is most suitable for companies meeting the following three criteria: 1) consumer-facing with strong brand equity; 2) easy-to-understand business model; and 3) no need to raise capital.

The book will include about 170 cliffs but will not list routes for ice climbing — Mellor did a separate guide a year ago — or cliffs on private land.

The indictment acknowledges that Golden State has a substantial legitimate business, and schedules posted at its downtown terminal here list routes going south to Tijuana and east to cities like Las Vegas.

The New Jersey Department of Transportation lists Route 7 as a single north south highway with a small gap between the alignments.

A government green paper is to be produced later this year, listing three routes to the "ultimate aim" promised in the Basic Law the mini-constitution for Hong Kong promulgated in 1990 of "universal suffrage" for both Legislative Council (LegCo) and chief-executive elections.The sooner the argument is settled in favour of representative democracy the better.

Airline timetables, though not exactly the most user-friendly documents, list every route the carrier flies and can typically be found on the airline's Web site.

For weekend jaunts, the airlines typically send an e-mail notice on Wednesday that lists routes on which they have deeply discounted fares for Saturday departures, returning Sunday, Monday or Tuesday.

The union has listed the routes it says it will disrupt, saying it would not make every flight on those routes a target but would instead keep the company guessing about which flights would be affected.

Galardo listed four routes Air Canada could open with the A220: Montreal-Seattle; Halifax-Vancouver; Toronto-Monterey (Mexico) and Vancouver-Dulles.