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Перевод: haulage

[существительное]
тяга ; буксировка ; буксирование; перевозка ; подвозка ; стоимость перевозки; откатка

Тезаурус:

1. The LA requires a licence applicant to have sufficient know-how to manage a haulage business in a profitable and law-abiding manner.
2. A variation known as Mark 3A was produced for locomotive haulage, differing only in having side buffers available when necessary, and centre buck-eye couplers instead of the special couplers on the 125 sets, and electric wiring to suit the different needs of locomotive haulage.
3. Workmen wore special boots made without nails, and horses used for haulage were shod with copper rather than iron, in order to reduce the risk from flying sparks.
4. The restricted licence covers domestic and international goods vehicle operation for own account haulage.
5. Thus, the general law of contract governing the formation of a valid haulage contract has these requirements:
6. Small haulage businesses trading as limited companies are typical of the road transport industry, so the incidence of tax on these firms is worth some examination.
7. Six days of luxury on the Royal Scotsman (which included some steam haulage and as many glasses of Domaine des Berthiers as the liver would stand) at the end of the decade meant writing a cheque for 2,880.
8. THE Road Haulage Association is warning about a team of bogus engineers who are contacting mobile phone users on the pretext of tracing and solving connection problems.
9. Payment should be made within seven days of Overdrive's invoice - a very short period of credit in the haulage industry, it will be noted.
10. He left school with little more than basic education, then struggled to earn a living as a cattle mart dealer and haulage contractor before going into politics full time.
11. If a licence was granted the Council would have to consider issuing an enforcement notice requiring Rees Haulage to stop operations as an infringement of planning law.
12. The directors of a haulage company will be keen to avoid CGT when replacing equipment which, through market forces, has actually increased in value, with new equipment which is more suitable for the firm's purposes.
13. A major life-extension programme was carried out on nearly half the Class 37 fleet, with a number of variants designed specifically for freight haulage and expected to survive into the next century.