Dockside railways, a decreasing requirement because of the transfer of much shore-to-ship delivery to road vehicles, need not necessarily have piled support, because the loading from these can be spread to remain within the bearing capacity of the filling.
A : It depends on how much hits shore.
Measure it by how much they shore up Google's core search business.
The so-called "fast track" land reforms that began in 2000 were as much about shoring up Robert G. Mugabe's fading popularity amid a fiscal crisis as they were about promoting equality.
The cost of an environmental cleanup will depend largely on how much oil reaches shore.
Much of the shore has been developed, but a few sections of wild, pristine coast remain.
Though cleanup efforts have been underway at least since 1986, when Glen Cove was identified as the most polluted harbor on the North Shore, much remains to be done.
He did his national service in the navy, spending much of his shore leave with his friend, the future playwright Julian Mitchell, who insisted that they visit as many art galleries as possible.
The other element is perceptual -- a kind of stoned contemplation, if you will, that could have emerged only from the 1960's and that typifies so much of Mr. Shore's work.
Even on Ascension Island, which is pretty much as off shore as you can get, jobs can still go offshore.Day one: Off the mapEIGHT hours or so after leaving Britain, the captain tells the cabin we're ten minutes from landing.
BEACHES The hundreds of miles of sandy shore, much of it seemingly typecast for the role of Paradise, beats every other Caribbean nation but Cuba for length; especially on the east end, the fine white sand and turquoise waters match up for quality as well.
