Meanings of offload more in anglès

These disasters have spurred insurance companies to offload more of their risk.

AIB is also expected to offload more branches in the coming months.

Others looked to offload more than one child at a time.

Now the warehouses are full, with trucks lining up outside waiting to offload more rice.

The commerce ministry aims to offload more than 5 million tonnes from the government's stockpiles this year, she added.

Investors typically offload more gradually.

But the NRL has ruled that Souths will have to offload more talent to accommodate Burgess under the salary cap.

Banks will offload more property in 2012 than last year as increasingly tough regulations mean they need to free up capital for lending, Tily said.

Mr Birch learned this the hard way in 2017 when he had to offload more than 10 properties to help pay off debts.

They kicked less and both passed and offloaded more in an entertaining 21-all draw.

The British naval vessel HMS Bulwark offloaded more than 740 early on Saturday at the southeastern Italian port of Taranto.

But if not, he is one to keep an eye on, especially if he is offloading more at the start of the season.

Foreigners offloaded more than 300 billion won ($257.03 million) worth of shares on the main board on Tuesday.

Dealing in the stock began close to lunchtime, with developer Seán Dunne offloading more than two million shares to comply with a Takeover Panel ruling.