Sentences with phrase «of destination points»

Smith created a delivery system that connected a network of destination points with a hub.

Migration can affect many aspects of the regions people leave, as well as many aspects of their destination points, including income levels, land use and the availability of natural resources, and the health and security of the affected populations — these effects can be positive or negative.

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But there's another category of roadside business that caters to the travelers of America's highways: the curiosity, the tourist trap, the legendary destination, that place your friends have told you you've just got to see if you happen to be going from point A to point B.

When you see it only one way, you don't just lower the odds of reaching your destination, you risk missing the point of why you journey in the first place.

Meanwhile, as Hein de Haas, co-director of the International Migration Institute and professor at the University of Oxford, has pointed out that the level of immigration to a given country is directly related to the economic health of the destination and the conditions within the point of departure.

Hours after coming out of the prison, Manning told ABC News that her time on the inside was only her «starting point, not [her] final destination.»

Travelers can also keep an eye on the God Save the Points website or Ott's Twitter page for teasers of his upcoming flights and destinations.

We are trying to sell our house and it has felt like a burden, to the point where I haven't been «glad to be here» and lately have had very little appreciation for the beauty of my present surroundings, opting instead to look towards our destination.

Hartford needs to be a destination, not a point of departure, for young and old alike.

And you'll find similar bargains in trendy Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific Coast, in Cabo San Lucas at the southern point of the Baja peninsula, and many other destinations we can point you to.

If you rely on a destination controlled by another person, company, or entity as your core branded online destination or as the focal point of your marketing efforts, then you run the risk of flourishing today and dying tomorrow.

It's the addition of new content, ie new web pages that can serve as link destinations and entry points into the site that are valuable.

That is because logistics «is the management of the flow of goods between the point of origin and the point of destination in order to meet the requirements of customers or corporations.»

This is fine as a transitionary point for people who are on their own personal journey of spiritual exploration, but it is not a destination for that journey.

In establishing the point that the congregation is, in inductive preaching, more than just the destination of the sermon, two matters essential to inductive movement have been stressed.

2 Whatever the nature of this destination, it will be the fruit of preparation and lively engagement with the Biblical text, it will be clear to the minister, and it will be the beginning point for the sermon preparation proper.

It bears repeating that a preaching event is a sharing in the Word, a trip not just a destination, an arriving at a point for drawing conclusions and not handing over of a conclusion.

There are already unhelpful disputes about whether help should be given at the points of departure like Libya, or the destinations in Turkey or Italy.

from one point to another in a series of discontinuous «jumps» until it arrives at its destination.

The sea does not sit still for the sailor to move from point of origin to point of destination in a straight line.

As a grocerant, Foodland Farms is now a destination because it's a point of differentiation among other grocery stores in the area.

Located at the tip of Florida's Boca Grande Island, this historic resort - originally built in 1913 as a destination point for wealthy northerners - has played host to a number of famous guests over the decades.

A rail car can make many stopovers between its point of origin and its destination, and when it comes to fresh produce and other perishable items, that's not acceptable.

Management points to some other key features and benefits of the property: «Complimentary, multi-course hot breakfast daily set out buffet style, complimentary transportation in the hotel's Mercedes to La Jolla village and nearby destinations, complimentary fluff and fold laundry service, Frette and Anichini Italian bed linens, complimentary Internet and morning newspaper» among them.

Point Leo Estate is owned by property developer John Gandel and family, and is the latest in a growing number of arty destinations in Australia established by wealthy winery owners.

Retailers now have the option of importing high - quality bulk wines from Italy and Spain instead of importing bottled wines from those same destinations, and at a significantly lower price point.

Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Liverpool and Tottenham are all included in the list of possible destinations should Aguero opt to leave the Etihad Stadium, but it still seems quite a long shot to suggest that he's ready to move on at this point, particularly to another English club.

I think Busey was just pointing out Atlanta as his choice of destination for Beltre whenever the deal is done

Jose Mourinho's side are now just 12 points behind Manchester City, who lost at Liverpool yesterday, though it might not make a huge difference in the destination of this season's title.

«If I was to judge it from a footballers» point of view, Italy is no longer the final destination but a transit destination,» he said of the fall in Serie A's standing at the Leaders in Football conference.

Roma won today to come up to one point behind the Bianconeri, and manager Massimiliano Allegri insisted that the destination of the title must be settled on Sunday without further delay.

Hundreds of fans came streaming out of the stands at High Point Solutions Stadium after the annual spring game and, armed with team posters and sharpies, had one destination in mind:

From the pets» point of view, the closer your destination the better.

In terms of feeding a family, Puerto Rico is an easy destination with loads of options at every price point.

Jamaica is definitely a fabulous family vacation destination, with a wide range of accommodation options at very different price points and with a number of different amenities.

In addition, if you're traveling to a destination you're going to visit often (like grandma's house), it may make even more financial sense to buy a cheap pack - n - play just for your destination, as Leslie Neeland Harvey of Trips With Tykes has pointed out.

If you will have full refrigeration where you are going to be staying, purchase your needed dairy and eggs at your destination and point of stay.

People often point to Daily Kos as a model for a successful blog, since it's one of the top destinations in the progressive political web and features an impressive legion of regular contributors.

He pointed out that of all who have indicated interest in his seat, only Nwosu, who happens to be his son - in - law, qualifies for the job given that aside being below 50 years of age, he has the capacity to immediately drive the state to its desired destination.

This is no statistical fluke — the top 10 most popular destinations for those who've left have an average personal - income tax of 2.9 percent, six points lower than New York's top rate.

«The Nigeria Police Force advises that travellers should take advantage of alternative routes to their destinations where necessary within the hours of this restriction of vehicular movement on Saturday as Police, complemented by the military and other security agents on duty at strategic points will subject motorists and other travellers plying the affected routes to civil and meticulous security search.

The Nigerian Immigration Service said yesterday that in the last fifteen months, running from January 2014 to March 2015, it has barred 23, 472 individuals from traveling out of the country to various destinations abroad from various departure points.

They pointed to the impending glut of corruption cases that former New York officials will appear in during the next six months — two of Cuomo's former top aides will be tried, former legislative leaders Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver will each reappear in a courthouse after their prior convictions were overturned on technicalities, and former state Sen. George Maziarz stands accused of hiding the destination of his campaign funds several years ago.

Feedback on the failed application from the state agency suggested that Walsh would be able to up the point score on her next try by emphasizing the economic development benefits of integrating a refurbished pool into plans to position Rosendale as a heritage tourism destination.

He pointed out that the smock industry and tourist destinations such as the Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctuary, the Gwollu Slave Defence Wall, the Bone - Setting Clinic, the Wa Naa Palace and other heritage sites continue to attract tourists to Upper West in spite of infrastructural and logistical constraints.

In a letter to Schools Chancellor Joel Klein, Community Board 2 has called on the Department of Education to approve plans for Hunts Point High School for Sustainable Community Initiatives, a school to prepare students for green jobs, saying the school «is capable of changing the landscape and mindset of the area and making Hunts Point a preeminent educational and vocational destination of choice.»

«We are confident that Lighthouse Point will be transformative and serve as a true destination that will greatly impact this waterfront area of Staten Island and the greater New York region.»

«Union Ship Canal anchors the southern end of the newly renovated Outer Harbor Parkway and adds another, exciting destination point along Buffalo's waterfront,» said Congressman Brian Higgins.

A single human finger bone from at least 86,000 years ago points to Arabia as a key destination for Stone Age excursions out of Africa that allowed people to rapidly spread across Asia.

Some archaea — a domain of microbial life that was little understood when the Viking landers reached their destination — live in even more extreme situations, flourishing in temperatures far above the boiling point of water and surviving in thick brine.