Sentence examples for shipping warrant from inspiring English sources

You know news is tight when the words "Prepped for shipping" warrant their own post.

Additionally, trade-offs—such as that between sailing speed and punctuality (Harrison & Fichtinger, 2013) or sailing speed and shelf time, as well as a low rate of waste and obsolescence for perishable goods like fresh food might warrant fast shipping.

This permitted them to approach enemy merchant ships on the surface and signal them to stop for searching (an early war policy) and later to sink small or unarmed ships that did not warrant expenditure of torpedoes.

He had left Kazakhstan and was working in Russia when law enforcement there honored a Kazakh warrant and shipped him back on a prison train, a trip lasting 32 days.

Ezekiel's watchman-ship model therefore warrants a double-edged strategy.

Guns were portable and were often exchanged between ships as situations warranted.

The guns and cannons were designed to be completely portable, and often were exchanged between ships as situations warranted.

These findings suggest that detailed analysis of the SHIP gene is warranted in human IBD patients and may also lead to a better understanding of immune cell signalling pathways required for immune function and regulation in the human gut.

The environmental activist organisation Sea Shepherd said Paul Watson had been detained at Frankfurt airport to answer a Costa Rican extradition warrant for "violating ships traffic".

The Australian Federal Police executed a search warrant on the ship on Wednesday, the culmination of a joint criminal investigation involving state and federal authorities, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.

Under the first, the shipper and the common carrier warrant that the ship will be seaworthy when it leaves port, in the sense that the hull will be sound, the captain and crew will be qualified, and supplies and other necessary equipment for the voyage will be on hand.