port of landing

Every assistance was given to them at the port of landing - over 70 came early in the morning, the last lot arriving about mid day.

Like many fishermen, I am unhappy with the idea of centralizing the ports of landing.

We have the registration of buyers and sellers and we have designated ports of landing.

The effectiveness of such measures is, of course, dependent on rigorous controls in the ports of landing, constant monitoring and recording of the composition of the catch and prompt closure of the fishery when the by-catch limit is reached.

This measure has proved to be very effective, especially since the Danish fisheries authority, in whose jurisdiction most ports of landing used by industrial fisheries are to be found, introduced in the same year a comprehensive monitoring system with a high degree of intensive sampling.

The putative port of landing of the prince is in northwest Sri Lanka and contagious with the region later known as Kuru Rata with a city named Hastinapura (Kurunegala) named after the Mahabharata capital of the Kauravas.

During 1866, Cahensly noted that German immigrants to America were vulnerable due to poverty or cultural isolation, and suggested to the Catholic Congress meeting at Trier that a society should be established for the systematic protection of German emigrants at both the place of departure and the port of landing.