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Meanings of public carrier in anglès
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Examples for "carrier"
Examples for "carrier"
1
They need to create a true low cost carrier, like 'Virgin Light'.
2
Tunis Air launched Mauritania's new national carrier Mauritanie Airways late last year.
3
In Europe, almost every carrier uses GSM, which means lots of competition.
4
Budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle said it found out via media reports.
5
PNG's national carrier has yet to issue a statement on the incident.
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One of these is signed by the consignor and the other by the transportation agent.
2
They say the skeleton was legally obtained and brought to auction by a reputable consignor.
3
The person shipping goods in this way is the "consignor."
4
Any "unknown" freight not from a known consignor is screened.
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The lightning is tamed and harnessed, the thunderbolt has become a common carrier.
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We were to end as a common carrier, after all.
3
However, private mail still goes by packman or common carrier.
4
The FCC, during former President George Bush's administration, moved away from that common carrier classification.
5
The FCC should resist calls to reclassify broadband as a common carrier-type regulated service, she said.
Usage of public carrier in anglès
1
He is a public carrier of knowledge in its germs.
2
No,-railroadsare public carriers with no right to make special rates.
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Public carriers are responsible for the baggage of their passengers, though they advertise it as being at the risk of the owners.
4
Since rail, tram and 'bus companies are " public carriers," according to statute, the effect of this Act on Sunday travel can well be imagined.
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For instance, the Act of 1629 prohibits " public carriers" from working on Sunday under penalty of £1 for every vehicle that they send out.