Sentence examples for practice of shipping from inspiring English sources

At United Fruit, he discontinued the practice of shipping bananas on the stem, which resulted in heavy losses from bruising.

The other is a growing practice of shipping such past-date foods overseas, she and others said.

"Many publishers have adopted the practice of shipping games into retail knowing that they still have bugs," he wrote.

Environmentalists and antipoverty experts say that would be a step toward a more effective food aid program than the current practice of shipping American products.

The US House of Representatives on Wednesday rejected an amendment to the farm bill to promote the use of more locally grown food in poor countries over the controversial practice of shipping US-grown commodities.

With its hunger for resources and the availability of cheap labour, China has become the largest importer of recyclable materials in the world.The China questionBut the practice of shipping recyclables to China is controversial.

Mr. Obama continued, "This means ending the practices of shipping away prisoners in the dead of night to be tortured in far-off countries, of detaining thousands without charge or trial, of maintaining a network of secret prisons to jail people beyond the reach of the law".

In contrast, the current practice of ship owners is to choose cargo A with a Time Charter Eqivalent rate of $10,0000.

There aren't too many places left in the world where the practice of ship breaking scrapping old ships for metal can still exist.

Doubts have already been expressed about whether Costa Cruises, a unit of Carnival Corp, the world's largest cruise operator, can have been unaware of the practice of ships "saluting".

Ballast Point got its name from the practice of ships discarding their ballast there on arriving in San Diego Bay and taking on ballast as they left for the open ocean.