Sentence examples for transport document from inspiring English sources

The Department for Transport document was published on Tuesday before the submission of bids by operators hoping to run the new InterCity West Coast (ICWC) franchise.

A spokeswoman for World Duty Free confirmed that it was a requirement that passengers who purchase any goods from the store produce "a valid transport document".

A reputable bank is unlikely to default on its obligation to pay the seller, and the seller knows that it has an absolute right to payment once it ships the goods – conditioned only on the seller's presentation to the bank of the specified documents (typically the invoice, a packing list, an insurance certificate, and a transport document such as a bill of lading).

A Department for Transport document from January, seen by BBC Newsnight, said: "We have not engaged with French port operators or the ferry companies".

Mr Livingstone said: "Boris Johnson could have taken the opportunity of this transport document to finally end his commitment to high fares.

But a transport document prepared for the stadium application claimed because the stadium was close to the homes of supporters it could cause an increase in walking and cycling "with a subsequent reduction in the number of car journeys".

border and customs control, control of train inventory and train documentation, manipulation of transport documents between necessary subjects, transport inspection of train, phytosanitary and veterinary control of train, and.

The technological graph reflects the following actions: border and customs control, control of train inventory and train documentation, manipulation of transport documents between necessary subjects, transport inspection of train, phytosanitary and veterinary control of train, and shunting work by train.

For example, flying robots could be used to transport documents and small parts efficiently within urban areas.

Some were purely practical, large enough to transport documents, spare sneakers or, if need be, the contents of one's medicine chest.

Diplomatic bags, which are used to transport documents and other items between governments and their diplomatic missions abroad are protected by the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.