At the Gate definition

At the Gate means the point where the Passenger's Flight Coupons are lifted and kept by the Carrier or the point where the Carrier examines the Passenger's boarding pass prior to the Passenger being permitted on the aircraft.

Examples of At the Gate in a sentence

• The District Office of IR coordinates district wide research projects such as the climate survey, the At the Gate Transfer Study, and Predictive Model of Success.

• At the Gate 2-identified key locations to characterise the pressure of potential inhibitors of fish olfaction, the programme should continue.The pan SRO monitoring team continue to review the limits of detection that can be analysed for those chemicals where the EQS is lower.

• Reeves, Behavioral Antitrust: Unanswered Questions on the Horizon, ANTITRUST SOURCE, June 2010; Stucke, At the Gate, supra note 2; Maurice E.

• The following admission prices will be charged for conference events: At the Gate.

• At the Gate River Run 15K, there were some hefty walkers two or three abreast, holding hands and singing.

• One respondent echoed that “practice makes things perfect.” Many pupils indicated that learner-centred methods avoids boredom and promotes hard work among them.

• L.J. 513 (2007) [hereinafter Stucke, At the Gate]; Avishalom Tor, A Behavioural Approach to Antitrust Law and Economics, 14 CONSUMER POL‘Y REV.

• In the report, titled At the Gate and Beyond, PwC predicts that media rights will surpass gate revenues for the first time, becoming the sports industry’s largest segment.

• Yes  No  Pre-Sold  At the Gate  Both  Advertising promotion Event promotion may affect the quantity and variety of people attending.

• Borić, At the Gate of Europe: A Report on Refugees on the Western Balkan Route, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, SOE Dialog Südosteropa, 2017, 1-21, p.