Hamina is also one of the most important harbours of Finland.

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References to places and ports mean the places and ports agreed in the contract of carriage.

The airports and harbours, which collectively represent an important and reliable source of current Government revenue, require substantive rehabilitation.

Kenya Ports Authority

Control of ports, coasts and beaches

References to contractual places and ports mean the places and ports provided under the contract of carriage or in the contract particulars.

Participating in its work is the Office of the General Coordinator of Ports and Merchant Shipping together with the General Directorate of Ports, the Merchant Navy, the Ports Authority and the Maritime Education Trust Fund (FIDENA).

No financial institution established in the Niger harbours any account in the name of any terrorist or terrorist organization.

Brunei Darussalam has also implemented the IMO International Ships and Ports Security (ISPS) Code in July 2004 to enhance security of ships and ports facilities.

The new Iraq wants to become a source of stability and an engine for growth in the region, and harbours no hostile intent against anyone.

Certification was achieved for both ports.

A further suggestion was made that if ports were included in these subparagraphs, the reference should be to contractual ports.

(f) Control techniques in free trade zones and free ports

While close to 100 per cent of fishing ports in Iwate and Miyagi are now operational, just 30 per cent of fishing ports have reopened in Fukushima.

Ports are inefficient, roads are congested, and traffic is astonishingly chaotic.

The Benefits of Including Ports in Article 75

Better roads, ports, and even schools all contribute to a country s competitiveness.

Assessing the technical and juridical viability of border ports with shared infrastructure and

The General Authority for Land Ports, in cooperation with the Atomic Energy Authority, has set up radioactive material detection gates at a number of ports.

Examples include the China National Overseas Oil Company s failed effort to buy the US energy firm UNOCAL, and Dubai Ports failed bid to buy a firm managing major US ports.

The British Army has throughout its history operated ships, ports and myriad boats.

When Dubai Ports World bought Britain s P O Steam Navigation Company, the fact that P O operated ports inside the US led to more controversy in America.

We are starting to identify illegal fishing vessels and bar them from our ports.

Has no parallel ports and only one sound output with the three channels mixed.

Anguilla has two ports, one at Blowing Point and the other at Road Bay.

Due to strict supervision, entry via the official sea and air ports is insignificant.

Due to strict supervision, entry via the official sea and air ports is insignificant.

Others urged employees in other Egyptian ports to do the same

And I turn to Esther, who's rocking on those 'ports, and says, You know what, honey?

OpenBSD ports exist for the MVME systems, LUNA 88K workstations, and Data General AViiON systems.

From that date, the Office of the General Coordinator of Ports and Merchant Shipping of the Ministry of Transport and Communications has conducted protection assessments, reviewed protection and inspection schedules, ports and port facilities in implementation of the ISPS Code.

Major sea ports at Larne and Belfast carry passengers and freight between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Ports Authority play their home games at the National Stadium in Freetown.

Has this name been circulated to embassies, consulates, customs and border agents and all ports of entry?

Most claim to circulate it appropriately to banks, ports of entry and other relevant national authorities.

As required by MERCOSUR, the Government of Paraguay established the National Authority for Navigation and Ports.

These pirates currently hold more than a dozen ships hostage in Somali ports.

The 1865 Ports of Entry Act prohibited foreign commerce with the inland tribes.

Large cargo ships using the ports typically transport livestock, scrap metal or charcoal.

Including ports on the article 75 list does not guarantee that suit will be filed in the port, but excluding ports from the article 75 list could make a suit in the port impossible.

India is simultaneously tackling the hardware of development (ports, roads, airports) and its software (health care, education).

Debt relief will open doors for the financing of critical projects in electric power, roads, and ports.

In the 19th century, Philippine ports opened to world trade and shifts started occurring within Philippine society.

It is the largest port on the Black Sea, and one of the largest ports in Europe.