Sentence examples for shipment out of from inspiring English sources

Previously, Russian troops have destroyed the port at Poti, taken Georgian soldiers captive there, and seized four American Humvees waiting for shipment out of the port.

Workers hired with stimulus money were preparing to load drums of depleted uranium oxide, a byproduct of weapons production, onto special rail cars for shipment out of state.

The shipment out of West Valley, about 35 miles south of Buffalo, will mark a milestone in the $1.6 billion federal-state cleanup of the site.

Filling orders quickly -- using sophisticated technology to get a shipment out of the warehouse and on the road -- has become an imperative for astute Internet merchants.

Since the mid-1990s the state government has made efforts to aid small and minority businesses, add maximum value to raw materials before shipment out of state, promote tourism, and increase international trade and investment.

As recently as a few years ago, tropical fish were the No. 1 cargo shipment out of Tampa International Airport, but fish farmers complain that not even the hobbyist who pays $100 for an emperor pleco gives much thought to the producer.

A federal appeals court panel has upheld a New York State law blocking direct shipments of out-of-state wine to consumers in the state, reversing a lower court's finding that the ban was unconstitutional.

Now it is up to the legislatures in New York and each of the other 23 states that ban direct wine shipments from out-of-state producers to decide whether to permit direct sales of all wines.

Unity among the regions is more important, he said, because powerful competition lies ahead from California and other states if Gov. George E. Pataki's proposal to lift the state's ban on shipments from out-of-state wineries directly to New York consumers is enacted.

The designation was intended, in part, to help finance food shipments to assist out-of-work residents.

A federal judge refused yesterday to dismiss a lawsuit that accuses New York State of illegally barring direct-to-customer shipment of wine from out-of-state producers.