breaking bulk
bulk breaking

From prize-money to breaking bulk and plunder is no great step - there has been some already.

This "breaking bulk" could easily consume half of the total cost of shipping.

Breaking bulk, means opening bulk units to remove internal packages.

The English court adopted the "breaking bulk" doctrine.

This process is known as 'breaking bulk'.

I do not know about Italian time, but I judge it begins at midnight and runs through the twenty-four hours without breaking bulk.

Break bulk or breaking bulk may refer to:

Breaking bulk (law), a legal term for taking anything out of a package or parcel or in any way destroying its entirety.

If breaking bulk involves the transfer of potentially harmful materials to other containers provision should be made for a sink, water supply and worktop.

Officers restrained the crew to prevent pillaging defeated adversaries, or pilfering the cargo known as breaking bulk.

Breaking bulk (law)

Breaking bulk may be used for bulk material ordered broken up in part shipment and shipped to location in different cargo.

The idea of containerization was simple: to move trailer-size loads of goods seamlessly among trucks, trains and ships, without breaking bulk.

This seems to be the only great line in the world that takes a passenger from metropolis to metropolis without the intervention of tugs and barges or bridges--takes him through without breaking bulk, so to speak.

And all along were tiny cabins, built sometimes of wood, sometimes of gray-blue corrugated iron; and the doorsteps and fences were clogged with children--rugged little simply-clad chaps that looked as if they had been imported from the banks of the Mississippi without breaking bulk.

When it reached the small inner port where ships anchor under the city, the master furled his sails and making fast to the shore, put out the landing planks, whereupon the crew fell to breaking bulk and landing cargo whilst I stood by, taking written note of them.