Sentence examples for trans-shipment point from inspiring English sources
A trans-shipment point for Georgian soldiers heading to South Ossetia, by yesterday Gori was coming under sustained Russian aerial attack.
Its position as a meeting and trans-shipment point for diverse people, goods, and ideas makes it an ideal subject of study in World History classes.
Partly because Kassala is a trans-shipment point between those two countries and Sudan, the state has one of the biggest HIV problems in the country.
Some observers speculate that, even if Sudan's denial that it was manufacturing any such stuff are true, the country may have served as a trans-shipment point for supplies to Iraq.
Malaysia has destroyed 9.5 tonnes of elephant ivory that it had seized over the years, in a move authorities hope will help deter smugglers who have long used the country as a trans-shipment point.
Typically, a cash-rich Taiwanese entrepreneur would create at low cost a "paper" company in Hong Kong, using it as a trans-shipment point for goods and services between Taiwan and the cash-starved mainland.
Countries including Ghana, Mali and Senegal became and remain key trans-shipment points for South American cocaine bound for Europe.
This could profoundly alter the economic geography of South-East Asia, much reducing the importance of Singapore's and Malaysia's container terminals as trans-shipment points.
Singapore, in contrast, is a trans-shipment port, where containers arrive to be transferred to other vessels to continue their onward voyage.Singapore remains the largest trans-shipment port in the world, and that is unlikely to be challenged by the rise of the Chinese ports, or even Dawei, which will operate largely like Shanghai.
The Government of Jamaica is considering locating a trans-shipment port on the Goat Islands in the Portland Bight Protected Area (PBPA).
A surround sound communication approach was used, where the number of service touch points was increased within a trans-shipment location to ensure message reinforcement and recall.
