Sentence examples for ports further from inspiring English sources

Other competition emerged as a direct result of the lack of service provided to ports further south of Wollongong.

There is now only one large fishing vessel operating regularly from Arbroath, and a further three Arbroath owned vessels operating from Aberdeen and ports further north.

The Port of Rijeka also serves passenger and ferry lines operated by Jadrolinija to the nearby islands of Cres, Mali Lošinj, Susak, Ilovik, Unije, Rab and Pag, as well as to Adriatic ports further south, such as Split and Dubrovnik.

But it offered few opportunities for expansion, as the area is bounded by numerous rivers and canals, whereas landings on a broad front in Normandy would permit simultaneous threats against the port of Cherbourg, coastal ports further west in Brittany, and an overland attack towards Paris and eventually into Germany.

It offered few opportunities for expansion, however, as the area is bounded by numerous rivers and canals, whereas landings on a broad front in Normandy would permit simultaneous threats against the port of Cherbourg, coastal ports further west in Brittany, and an overland attack towards Paris and eventually into Germany.

The assistance from NDLEA and NPA inspectors at the ports further strengthens the ability of port authorities to discover irregularities.

A fourth application, for Lázaro Cárdenas, a Pacific port further south, is expected soon.

Now, China is investing millions to turn this fishing hamlet into a booming new port, furthering an ambitious trading strategy in South Asia that is reshaping the region and forcing India to rethink relations with its neighbors.

"Barring access to airports and ports creates further problems to a sector that is crucial for growth and for our hopes of emerging from the crisis," it said.

Moreover, more specialized international standards for safety and security in ports can further specialize and complement ISO 9001 standard implementation.

The first batch of the class was constructed for the London and South Western Railway (LSWR), where they hauled heavy express trains to the south coast ports and further west to Exeter.