If space permits, there is no docking charge for diners, but the boat has to be under 19 feet.

The fishing pays for gas and food and sometimes docking charges.

Then we wouldn't be running militia service, would we, sir, for dock charges?"

Got no bill, no dock charge.

There is no docking charge.

Right now the ship shared atmosphere with the station, part of their allotment of station resources as covered by the daily dock charges.

That request got through; Heris had been wondering how long exactly Cecelia meant to stay, and what the daily docking charges would run to.

Best of all, she had found two competent officers with good records, cast loose when their captain couldn't make the daily docking charges and pay the crew.

Since the Arkansas River Navigable Waterway system would not be open for at least a year, interim docking charges would be incurred.

Balthazar Orem had lost his ship to dock charges; with no transfer credit and a cargo that didn't compete well in the current market, he'd been unable to keep up, and the station had seized his ship.

There is no docking charge for diners who eat at the Seamen's Inne (536-9649) at 65 Greenmanville Avenue on the museum grounds, but space at the marina is limited and should be reserved well in advance.

Got stuck here with Urtur shut down, just kept running up dock charges and mortgaging our hides with the gods-be stsho, and everything going crazy-Five months, five months we've been stuck in this godsforedoomed lunatic port, Chanur!

When the NMA attempted to impose a dock charge of $0.25 per metric tonne of crude oil loaded in Nigerian ports and oil terminals, the shipping companies threatened to go elsewhere, saying the charge would make Nigerian oil uncompetitive.

Within four hours, she had compared her balance with the daily dock charges and the prices listed at General Munitions, determined how much she could afford, and settled in for a meal at the Captains' Guild to discuss with Argelos and Pettygrew how the purchases should be allocated among ships.

Given that dock dues have existed for 150 years, however, it would appear that it does not actually protect workers against unemployment.

During the 1840's Lee fought a series of legal battles against the dock dues levied by Rochester Corporation on coal and coke.

Furthermore, the fact that income from dock dues is used, in particular, to finance various social aid funds is not mentioned. It is actually the responsibility of the State to provide proper social protection.

(PT) I wish to congratulate Mrs Sudre on her report, which concerns extending exemption arrangements for dock dues, authorising partial or total exemption from this tax for local production in the French overseas departments.

In France, dock dues, VAT rates or reduced excise duties, applicable to Corsica and to the French Overseas Departments, are periodically called into question and must also be periodically renegotiated in Brussels by the government.

The proposed instrument provides for the continuation of the system of dock dues, with an exemption mechanism for certain local products from our four French overseas departments of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion, for a ten-year period beginning on 1 July 2004.