Sentence examples for transit arrangements from inspiring English sources

Because Bhutan is landlocked, trade and transit arrangements with India play a critical role in its economic life.

Some private schools, like Hawthorne, said they were not waiting for the Education Department to come up with alternatives and were planning to make their own transit arrangements.

These transit arrangements are not intended for fishermen working in national waters or constantly coming in and out of Irish ports.

Israeli officials refuse to divulge details about these transit arrangements out of fear of terrorist acts against the immigrants and countries facilitating their travel.

These include stipulations governing customs duties and other levies on imports and exports, commercial and fiscal regulations, transit arrangements for merchandise, customs valuation bases, administrative formalities, quotas, and various legal provisions.

Our investigation revealed that some agents and owners appear to be exploiting these transit arrangements to bring Ghanaian and Filipino workers into Heathrow and Belfast airports and then take them across the land border with Ireland, bypassing Irish immigration controls.

TRANSIT OF KAZAKH OIL 7. (C) Much as a transparent and commercially viable gas transit regime through Turkey is essential to attract both Azerbaijan and eastern Caspian gas westwards, so too is a transparent and commercially viable oil transit arrangement through Azerbaijan essential to attract TengizChevroil (TCO) and expected Kashagan volumes.

The EU has already expressed strong opposition to the Turkish Stream project, declaring that it will not build the connection infrastructure on its side and that it is perfectly content with the current transit arrangement through Ukraine.

The New York Federal Reserve also was unaffected by the storm and was expecting employees to make transportation arrangements or to work remotely Monday if mass transit was still disrupted.

A transit agreement is also a bilateral business and technical arrangement, but one in which the transit provider agrees to carry traffic from the customer to third parties, and from third parties to the customer.

But about three years ago, with the transit system facing a financial crisis, he began discussions with the district about radically altering the arrangement.