Port Terminal means the Company’s seaboard terminal at 00-00 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx or such other port terminals as may be operated by the Company.
Port Terminal means a terminal, staffed by a carrier or a terminal operator, in a port with facilities, such as check-in, ticket counters or lounges, and staff for the embarkation or disembarkation of passengers travelling on passenger services or on a cruise;
Port Terminal means terminal infrastructure, cargo-handling equipment, sheds and other land-based structures used for the loading, storage, transshipment and discharging of cargo or the embarkation and disembarkation of passengers;
Examples of Port Terminal in a sentence
This part of the Undertaking outlines the process to be followed for an Applicant to gain access to the Port Terminal Services.
Port Terminal Grain FacilitiesWith approximately 80 percent of Australia’s grain sold to export,12 the international market for grain underpins the floor price in Australia.
Unloading of non-compliant vehicles will be refused and those vehicles will be required to leave the Port Terminal Facility.
This Undertaking applies only to access to Port Terminal Services.
The Port Terminal Facilities are geographically separate and have different physical and operating characteristics and modes of operation.
More Definitions of Port Terminal
Port Terminal means terminal infrastructure, cargo-handling equipment, sheds
Port Terminal means Bunge’s Storage facilities adjacent to Berth 3 at the Port of Bunbury, Western Australia.
Port Terminal means the Company’s seaboard terminal at 18-20 Enterprize Road West Melbourne or such other port terminals as may be operated by the Company.
Port Terminal means each of the terminals presently operated by AAT and located at Port Adelaide, Port of Bell Bay, Port of Brisbane, Port Kembla and Port of Melbourne.
Port Terminal means a wharf, bulkhead, quay, pier, dock or other berthing location, and adjacent storage areas and structures associated with primary movement of cargo or materials from vessel-to-shore or shore-to- vessel. A port terminal includes, but is not limited to:
Port Terminal means the Facility used by POPL to provide Services to the customer under this Agreement. Pulses means chickpeas, lupins, field peas, faba beans, lentils, vetch, broad beans and any other grain legumes. PUOL means POPL’s standard form Port User Operating Licence applying from time to time, refer Annexure 2 or POPL’s website link Receival means the process of transferring Grain into the storage facilities on behalf of the Customer or directly into a loading Vessel via the Mobile Road Xxxxxx equipment. Receive/d has the same meaning Receival Standards means the standards as prescribed by GTA as published on the GTA website, in respect of Receival, at the time the Grain is received, and in respect of Outturn, at the time of Outturn. Additional Receival Standards may be agreed between POPL and the Customer for individual circumstances. Season means the period in which Grain is harvested and then Delivered to facilities, typically commencing in November in one year and going through to October of the following year. Services means the services to be supplied by POPL under this Agreement as set out in Clauses 2 to 8 inclusive.
Port Terminal means a terminal as defined in point (k) of Article 3 of Regulation (EU)