Act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip.
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New tax figures point to a remarkable turnaround in Ireland's public finances.
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But the past week has seen a striking turnaround in their campaign.
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The turnaround time for the fiscal framework decision is only 16 days.
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A housing rebound is seen essential for a turnaround in the economy.
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However, he expects a turnaround now that crude oil prices are retreating.
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Ahead, the road ended in a turnaround at the park's highest point.
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Though on 31 points and in first place, a turnaround was needed.
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The deal represents a quick turnaround for VTB, which bought industry No.
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It also created the peaceful industrial environment essential to the economic turnaround.
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Prices were also helped by a turnaround in the U.S. stock market.
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However, how IFT assembly and turnaround are regulated in vivo remains elusive.
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Taking advantage of global production volumes is crucial to Ford's turnaround strategy.
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Soon the turnaround time on an arrest was down to an hour.
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A turnaround at the agency is badly needed to set things aright.
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But, for some parties, the turnaround is too much to ask for.
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The turnaround is due to end in mid-October, a company spokesman said.
