BAN also suggests that Mr. Nixon's shipments might have run afoul of local and international guidelines binding the recipient nations, as well as rules, adopted two years ago by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, governing the international movement of cathode-ray tubes — found in many old monitors and television sets.
To estimate technical error we split about 8% of local specimens before shipment to the central laboratory.
Before he fell ill, he often ate at Wendy's several times a day; now he and his wife receive weekly shipments of organic produce from a local farm.
While major shipments of supplies remained blocked, the local staffs of international agencies struggled to coordinate their work and to distribute the limited emergency stocks available in the country.
He's still taxing the locals and shipments of foodstuffs are regularly delivered to his compound and checkpoints.
It turned out this was where local warlords organised shipments of a mildly narcotic drug called khat.
But the proposals also foresee the creation of a kind of caviar monopoly in the West, to be restricted to licensed importers who would deal only in registered shipments of caviar, thus eliminating middlemen between local Caspian suppliers and the importers.
It claims to let you get a quote and book a shipment in just 3 clicks, while giving you access to thousands of local carriers.
The communitarian view is measured by the number and density of local groups, and in this context, in terms of frequency, e.g., shipments can reach consignees within expected delivery times because of high sailing frequencies.
Company accounts would be used to disguise the payoffs, and some of the payoffs came in the form of several shipments of free granite, or coveted business arrangements with local branches of a "major retail corporation," reported to be Home Depot.
