Sentence examples for port premises from inspiring English sources

The Nagapttinam lighthouse is the first conventional 20 m high lighthouse tower, built inside the port premises by the British in 1869.

It is understood that May has accepted there would be some checks in British ports and premises for goods, particularly food, going from Britain to the island of Ireland as a means of preserving the integrity of the single market.

Referring to the EU proposal to have checks on goods destined for Northern Ireland into British ports and premises instead of on the Irish border, Wilson said the EU was using "bully-boy tactics".

Vila Nova is where the grand old port lodges have their premises and the skyline is emphatically punctuated by signs which read like the last pages of a wine list: Offley, Graham's, Fonseca and Taylor's.

UNICEF premises in Port-au-Prince are badly damaged and our communications facilities have been destroyed.

Smoke-free policy is based on directives from the Minister of Health and covers Ministry of Health buildings and selected premises such as ports, government vehicles and hotels.

Inside the red rectangle, we first made microtremor measurements within the premises of the Onahama Port Office, as shown in Fig. 2.

This observation site is located in the premises of the Onahama Port Office of MLIT. Figure 1 shows the location of Onahama, Fukushima, Japan, and the Onahama Port Office by orange circles.

Many Korean firms do not allow USB sticks into their premises; some remove USB ports and disc drives from their computers altogether.

A Union naval blockade began to gradually choke off Southern ports, making the very premise of King Cotton diplomacy moot.

Until about a decade ago, you'd develop for a certain platform and either transpose code for other on-premises environments as you go or port to another platform after the product was fully functional.