transit zone

Ultimately, transit zones were killed by a state law that requires them to honor existing union contracts, thus negating any cost savings in labor.

The vast river ways that the Embera and other tribes fish have become transit zones for cocaine and arms smuggling.

Nimitz had located two routes that they believed had been designated safe transit zones for Chinese vessels.

The Inkwell was laced with thousands of similar transit zones.

Although for many tourists Șimand is only a transit zone, the hospitality of the inhabitants turns it into a pleasurable place.

There is also a transit zone which includes the town of Tuchola and surrounding districts.

Drop-in centers provide a transit zone between mental isolation and companionship.

The possibility cannot at present be excluded that at least some of these regions will become more like enlargement's transit zones.

The scaling back of Washington's economic commitment comes with the region's re-emergence as a favorite transit zone for cocaine and heroin traffickers.

Unlike airports in Europe and other parts of the world, the US has no international transit zones within its airports.