English-Portuguese translation for "liner"

liner {noun}

liner {noun}

I managed to stick in both the zeppelin and an ocean liner out of sheer enthusiasm.

The exemption from competition rules for liner conferences is a relic of the past.

I am confident that both the liner industry and its clients will reap the benefits.

It is therefore necessary to take the wind out of the sails of the hard-liners among the Kosovar Albanians.

Price-fixing by liner conferences actually results in higher prices for exporters.

But NASA is developing the space liner, always has, and runs the only space line, OK.

This liner, built in France, will sail from England, showing there is some life left in the.

In order to turn the political tide, the hard liners in Tehran have not shrunk from using any means available to them.

The Commission also noted that no information was actually received on the catches of surface long-liners and freeze trawlers.

It is clear that the introduction of competition in the liner shipping sector constitutes a major change.

That said, the Commission has also been concerned with preserving the competitiveness of the EU liner shipping industry.

On that basis, a block exemption shall apply to the liner trade under Regulation 4056/ 1986.

Liner growth for example has been almost 7 % per annum throughout the world over the past ten years.

It is evident that the recent developments in Iran reflect the internal power struggle between moderate reformists and conservative hard-liners.

Alstom-Atlantique, which has just landed a contract to build a luxury liner, will collect the equivalent of 9 % of the contract price in subsidies.

No other economic sector – even those that directly compete with liners – benefits from such a generous exemption.

Indeed, there is not at present any evidence that the liner conference sector needs to be protected from competition in order to provide its services.

This fundamental choice involves, at the same time, not giving the hard-liners in the Islamic Republic any excuse to undermine this promising path of reform.

Such a change is positive not only for shippers, the consumers of liner shipping services, but also for the liner shipping industry itself.

Real political, yet peaceful, change is required, and that end requires the consent not only of the rebels, but also of hard-liners in the regime.