Примеры использования Major ports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Major ports in the delta are Rotterdam,
The Royal Australian Air Force and Royal New Zealand Air Force flew an increased number of patrols in search of raiders operating near major ports.
stressing the lack of government control over major ports, an out-of-date tariff system
Volgodonsk port has a strategic importance as access to major ports of different countries.
We collect essential custom data from the custom offices and major ports of Uruguay to benefit your business the best.
are expected to be major ports in the Mediterranean Sea,
Following this, Lond Daer was once again renamed, being now one of several major ports in Middle-earth, and was known as Lond Daer Enedh, or'Great Middle Haven.
Major ports are Alexandria,
The major ports are Nampho on the west coast
In Canada and the United States, traffic congestion in and around major ports has eased due to supply chain improvements and slower growth of container traffic.
Before the arrival of the Spaniards in 1517 was the Xcaret Maya ceremonial center and one of the major ports on the coast of Quintana Roo.
International terminal operators, for instance, have considerably improved the quality of services in major ports and thereby developing country connectivity to the global economy UNCTAD, 2007.
When approaching major ports, the Crimean shoreline
It's filled with tiny islands that are close to major ports but outside the reach of national laws.
Venezuela agreed in principle to pledge 30% of its customs income at its two major ports(La Guaira
FIMA opened an office in Klaipėda, one of the major ports in the Baltic Sea.
Kalamata, one of the major ports in southern Greece,
A: Shipping is usually around $60-80 for a regular size bouncer to U.S. and EU major ports.
fixed installations at major ports and transportable equipment for use elsewhere,
His union represented workers in all India's major ports but it was the only one in Mumbai port organising the unorganised sector,