freight contract

That air freight contract grew into the birth of one of the world's biggest airlines.

Other sophisticated products may include interest rates, environmental instruments, swaps, or ocean freight contracts.

"We could have picked up a freight contract.

For example, he openly opposed the recent three-year national freight contract covering 200,000 drivers and warehouse workers.

Last week union members voted heavily against approving a three-year national freight contract covering 200,000 drivers and warehouse workers.

The freight contract proved unpopular with much of the rank-and-file because they perceived it as concessionary.

"A freight contract would have only prolonged the end, Boruz," said Tusnetze.

A few Genoese freight contracts of the mid-13th century record charters for bireme galleys.

Freight One has implemented simplified tariffs and standardised freight contracts.

For three days now she'd lived in fear of people canceling their freight contracts because of Nellie's scandalous behavior.

It also thrives on passenger and freight contracts with private organizations, as well as wet leases to other airlines.

On 31 January 2007, Autolink bought 40% of the private railway company Ofotbanen, and transferred the freight contract to them.

The Consolidated Rail Corporation (Conrail) provided subsidized passenger and freight contract service from the beginning of operations in 1976 through the 1980s.

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the trucking industry reached tentative agreement today on a three-year national freight contract covering 200,000 drivers and warehouse workers.

Through Holladay's everlasting friendship with Brigham Young, he established a profitable freighting contract to Salt Lake.

As for the national freight contract, he said he had had to make some compromises but had managed to rebuff demands to replace thousands of drivers with part-timers.

Already the only preserved railway to be operating a regular commercial freight contract jointly with British Rail, the present proposals would lift it to a new level of national importance.

He helps Phoebe secure a lucrative army freight contract, but Carteret has Ward slander her to the Union commander, claiming that she supported the departed Confederates.

It was in these difficult circumstances that a small group of freight Teamsters met in Chicago, Illinois in late 1975 to talk about the national freight contract being negotiated the following year.

Loss of a major freight contract that had accounted for 75% of Skyways's revenue, a failed investment in a regional Caribbean airline and an expensive aircraft lease led to renewed financial difficulties in 1962.

In 1888 the company bought out its main competitor on the Cubans routes, the Alexandre Line, in the process acquiring all of Alexandre's ships, property, and it Mexican freight contracts and subsidies.

An IAI WW24 Westwind was leased to operate a Wards Express freight contract with jetCraft pilots between Darwin, Alice Springs and Melbourne halfway through 1992.

In February 2007 PN secured Australia's largest ever rail freight contract ($1 billion) with BlueScope Steel and OneSteel, to carry approximately 3 million tonnes of steel product each year for 7 years.

These would be examples 1 and 4, where the party who carried the plaintiff's goods had also issued the bill of lading or had entered into the freight contract with the shipper, whether or not the shipper was the plaintiff.

Mail is currently flown between Liverpool, Leeds, Stansted and Edinburgh and other freight contracts include the movement of newspapers from Liverpool to the Isle of Man and parcels to Belfast.