Sentence examples for transportation from one from inspiring English sources
It imposes no burden on the distribution itself, nor on the manufacture of the commodity, nor on any phase of the transportation from one place to another of that commodity.' (Emphasis in original). 217 La. at page 829, 47 So.2d at page 556.
That the transportation from one state of its products into another state for purposes of sale is not a matter of purely local interest to the latter state is evident.
'(b) The term 'interstate or foreign commerce' as used in this act shall include transportation from one state, territory, or the District of Columbia, to another state, territory, or the District of Columbia, or to a foreign country, or from a foreign country to any state, territory, or the District of Columbia.
Uber understands that transportation from one location to another is only one step in a broader user narrative.
This opportunity means more economies of scale in the form of higher revenue and lower costs of transportation from one single point of production. 5.
It is the only disease which does not require any vector for transportation from one person to another [ 1].
Adherence to transportation capacities: if products are transported from one location to another location of a subsequent SC stage, maximum transportation capacities must be considered.
Weights of edges in the same layer will represent the time it takes to go from one station to another, whereas weights of edges connecting the same station in two different layers represent the time it takes to transfer from one mode of transportation to another.
For example, in industry, working, cleaning, transportation and commuting from one place to another.
It is likewise settled that transportation by ferry from one state to another is interstate commerce and immune from the interfence of such state legislation.
That the transportation of property from one State to another is a branch of inter-state commerce is undeniable, and no attempt has been made in this case to deny it.
