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Overland Stage.

The overland journey was never made.

Overland Stage, the Lordsburg run leaves

The Germans brought her overland in sections.

men were already building a faster message carrier across the country the Overland Telegraph.

The other way is overland, but you haven't got a gun, haven't got a horse.

Mbeya is the first large urban settlement encountered when travelling overland from the neighbouring nation of Zambia.

Of the reactor's journey, only about 40 miles were traveled overland, from the final port to the refinery.

Relatively limited overland trunk roads, by which traditional commerce would travel. Most of the countryside being oriented around local subsistence.

Geological evidence suggests the Pacific coastal route was open for overland travel before 23,000 years ago and after 16,000 years ago.

From there he travelled overland to Burma, where he spent a month at Rangoon then he went on to Gangtok, in Sikkim.

Subsequently they escaped again and ultimately arrived in Mongolia overland, crossing the territory between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and Mongolia.

A new railway will become an overland bridge connecting the port in the Gulf of Eilat with ships in the Mediterranean Sea.

18. In recent months, efforts have focused on overland distribution in the areas deemed safe near Luanda, Sumbe, Lobito Benguela and Namibe Lubango.

When the escort arrived at the agreed place, the journalists put on their rucksacks, took the rest of their equipment and set off overland.

Because of the distance and the difficulty of travelling overland with the speed necessary to save the patient, they were doomed to certain death.

A Transportation Coordination Unit was established in its Kigali office, and WFP has assumed responsibility for the coordination of all overland transportation in the country.

Such arrangements should take particular account of the security of air operations and overland travel by members of the mission in the areas where hostilities occur.

The Commission itself went to various departments with members of the professional team, occasionally travelling overland but more often in helicopters provided promptly and efficiently by ONUSAL.

Given the location of these republics, trade outside CIS can involve overland transport distances of 10,000 kilometres or more just to reach the nearest (convenient) transshipment port.

Yet we are very bothered by the reports of continued violations of the embargo on Haiti and dismayed that economic sanctions are breached both overland and by sea.

Two hundred and thirty of these seriously ill patients who should not have been transported by land died while travelling by overland routes to the airports of neighbouring States.

China views the region s resources as an essential complement to its more vulnerable maritime energy imports from Africa and the Persian Gulf, and has invested billions of dollars constructing overland pipelines.

At last we reached the heart of the burnice overland and came to the village of Mirengland where we put up at the Englisher Hall then kept by Peter Steiler the Elder.

The strengthening of the capacity of the airport at Entebbe, Uganda, which was readily accessible overland from several major seaports, would contribute to the smoother operation of other peacekeeping missions in the region.

lanes allowed people to carry more goods and new goods, releasing that restriction that the overland pathways held on what could be trafficked, alright, the reliance on the high value to bulk ratios.

Concerned about their overland supply lines to Quebec, they first raided the British fishing port of Canso on May 23, and then organized an attack on Annapolis Royal, then the capital of Nova Scotia.

4. Some 50 patients have died en route while being transported overland to Cairo or Tunis because treatment and necessary operations could not be postponed and because medication and equipment were not available locally.

We saw in the expansion of both the overland trade routes and the sea lanes of the Afro Eurasian system, a whole set of causeways connective systems that brought the parts of the world together.

Overland trucking routes are also a significant factor in the illicit drug traffic, and it would be helpful to enlist the support of the industry in evolving a common methodology for interdicting the illicit transport of drugs.

A 1,600 mile stretch of the Asian Highway Network will be ready by the end of 2005, making overland travel possible for the first time from the Indian Ocean coast of Myanmar to the Pacific Ocean shores of Viet Nam.

Turkmenistan is also considering new pipelines for the export of natural gas, one through the Islamic Republic of Iran and Turkey to western Europe (either overland or under the Caspian Sea), and another through Afghanistan to Pakistan and the Indian Ocean.

I once travelled 6,000 miles from Chengdu in Western China overland through southeastern Tibet to Lhasa with a young colleague, and it was only when I got to Lhasa that I understood the face behind the statistics you hear about

The reduced mileage was attributable to the curtailment of engineering work referred to in paragraph 33 above and to the transport of troops and equipment to Bosnia and Herzegovina by ferry, rather than by overland routes as explained in paragraph 82 below.

Faced with this problem, WFP has been forced to seek alternatives to overland distribution in some countries, sometimes resorting to flying relief supplies into regional distribution centres because the mining of the road system prevented the actual delivery of supplies to afflicted towns and villages.

His request for the withdrawal of the forces of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while simultaneously tolerating the threats of Serb aggressors against the only overland communication route between Sarajevo and the rest of the world, is yet another manifestation of such behaviour.

Now, eventually, this pattern of overland commerce that connected East Asia to South Asia to what we now call the Middle East, all the way as far as Western Europe, was going to be challenged by a new way of connecting the parts of the world.

The one belt, one road initiative aims to re create the ancient overland and maritime Silk Roads that carried goods and ideas from Asia to Europe. Given that the project will entail significant Chinese investment affecting some 50 countries, its appeal in the developing world is not difficult to fathom.

To provide effective support to the Eastern brigades, the Mission will establish a regional logistics base for eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo in Entebbe, Uganda, which has one of the largest airports in Africa and is accessible overland from a large capacity Indian Ocean seaport in Dar es Salaam.