"muelles" in English

Video surveillance of railways, airports, ports, docks, highways, etc.

It is on an island and has its own docks.

The semi-automatic rear closure with springs is vailable for the products Cabriolé, Scarr-Lab, Agri-Cover and Galoppino…read ›

Mrs Muscardini, if there is a problem with the spring in your chair we will get an usher to come and deal with it.

Minor improvements, such as building quay walls, can be decisive in the success of those modal-shift actions.

Unique features include costly ebony sharps and repetition springs that can be easily and accurately adjusted.

The difficulty is that a lot of the processing capacity in Ireland is not exactly on the shore or on the docks, but further inland.

They have traditionally competed with each other with low tariffs and large public investments to secure the highest possible cargo levels for their quays.

Euro money was a key element in transforming the old Manchester docks at Salford Quays into a vibrant commercial centre, creating over 4, 000 jobs.

However, the implementation of this agreement has run into some difficulties, such as the piling up of many goods in European ports, on which subject you have already spoken to us.

Even if this Member State obligation is taken out of the directive, it still remains detrimental to ports where governments own the port’ s inner harbours, the quays and adjacent industrial sites.