And this is to power the entire U.S. vehicle fleet.

They have the second largest vehicle fleet on the road.

The Committee requests UNOCI to standardize the Operation's fleet as far as possible in order to lower the costs of maintenance and spare parts, and to monitor the composition of its fleet.

When they brought fleet footed chargers in the evening to show him,

When they brought fleet footed chargers in the evening to show him,

You have an entire fleet for that you are called an emperor.

The Advisory Committee notes that ONUB maintains a fleet of 15 representational vehicles.

In 1978, Typhoon Rita wiped out the fleet of handmade wooden fishing boats in a group of sea dependant Philippine communities. Relief was fast and effective, consisting first of subsistence aid, followed by restoration of the fishing fleet.

So the scene the sky is filled with this fleet of helicopters carrying him in.

The attending leaders awarded together for the second batch of Love Yuanshan Leifeng private fleet.

The provision includes rental costs ( 63,812,400), liability insurances ( 6,070,800) and fuel ( 40,054,000) for the air fleet.

Then, the US Navy recommissioned the Second Fleet to stand up against the Russian activities more directly.

And you can power the entire U.S. vehicle fleet with 73,000 to 145,000 five megawatt wind turbines.

BAL's fleet consists of a leased Antonov aircraft that is flown almost daily between Butembo and Mongbwalu

Someday, a fleet of microscopes will capture every neuron and every synapse in a vast database of images.

When well bred horses, which were fleet of foot were paraded before him near the close of day,

When well bred horses, which were fleet of foot were paraded before him near the close of day,

As we will see, a significant proportion of the U.S. longline fleet has been unprofitable in recent years.

These generous gestures will certainly help to improve the armed forces transport fleet, which is currently largely inoperable.

Inside the White House, Trump addressed Sikorsky representatives, joking with the media about his own fleet of company products.

Since 2009, China has dispatched a total of 23 escort fleet and convoyed over 6,000 vessels to and fro.

For example, cellulosic ethanol, to power the entire U.S. vehicle fleet, this is how much land you would need.

As of the end of the year, NASA had four active orbiters in its fleet Columbia, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour.

This was after Katrina. We were the first commercial fleet of airplanes to be cleared into the disaster impact zone.

So, what's happened in Brazil is, they've replaced 40 percent of the gasoline consumed by their automotive fleet with ethanol.

The rate of bycatch in the Atlantic longline fleet, for example, was found to be one half of the total catch.

These posts are requested to support the deployment of the large fleet (289) of United Nations owned vehicles to the Sectors.

Cuba cannot use its merchant fleet for transporting these goods it has to use ships from third countries, mostly from the United States.

Such legislation is aimed at regulating the activities of the Ukrainian fishing fleet and includes a list of commitments and priority actions for users.

The geographical area under his control includes the seaports of Marka and Baraawe he has his own fishing fleet and an airport at Marka.

Problems relating to efficiency in the transport sector included the lack of organized transport systems in most cities, in addition to an ageing car fleet.

Revenue for Indohaadde's arms purchases comes from traders, businessmen, the Marka and Baraawe seaports, the airports, checkpoints, farms, NGOs, the fishing fleet and other sources.

( ) Non liner service means any maritime transportation service that is not a liner service.

Hamilton, M., R. Curtis and M. Travis, Cost earning study of the Hawaii based domestic longline fleet, SOEST 96 03, JIMAR Contribution 96 300, p. 1.

This is based on ranges from data, but if you look at nuclear, it would be the size of Rhode Island to power the U.S. vehicle fleet.

( ) Liner service means a maritime transportation service that

Such recognition was part of the 1992 Yalta Agreement, which divided the Black Sea fleet, and of the 1997 leasing contract that allowed the fleet to remain in Sevastopol. Ukraine s territorial integrity was also recognized in the 1994 denuclearization agreement, signed by the United Kingdom, Russia, and the United States, and again in April 2011, when then President Viktor Yanukovych extended the Sevastopol lease.

After more than 10 years of development since 2004, the service certification project in our country had gone through a process of developing from scratch. A series of influential service certification had appeared, including the financial service certification, mother and baby nursing service certification, after sales service certification, electronic commerce service certification, and health care service certification.

An amount of 173,700 is also indicated under ground transportation, mostly related to the acquisition of 7 vehicles, which would enlarge the current fleet from 4 to 11 vehicles.

The heterogeneity of services has necessitated a service by service approach.

However, under the revised deployment schedule for military and police personnel, civilian personnel and the air transportation fleet, the estimate for the second period had been reduced to 969.5 million.

Considering that around 1.2 million American tourists could have visited us in this period and that 12 per cent of them would have travelled by train with the company FERROCUBA, which connects the capital with the rest of the country, the Cuban railway service would have earned approximately 3,409,600, which it could have used to repair some 10 locomotives belonging to the fleet that provides services to freight and passenger trains.

Conditions of service of the General Service and other locally recruited categories

One General Service (Principal level) and four General Service (Other level) posts

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