received goods

It becomes the considerable distributive market of the received goods for wide neighbourhood.

The keepers received goods and bulk supplies by boat roughly every four months.

Egypt received goods such as incence, ebony, animal skins, and ivory form Nubia.

They provided English traders with pelts and in return, received goods such as copper bells, tools, guns, and glass beads.

He learned that Felbright had received goods by express and had mailed out several packages by parcel post.

Due to the League's coordination, the Red Cross society of Japan received goods from its sister societies reaching a total worth of about $100 million.

Also, the port was the stop ships had to take when entering the Bab-el-Mandeb; this was how cities like Mecca had received goods by ship.

An example of a document of title is a bill of lading (i.e. the document given by a shipowner acknowledging that he has received goods which have been shipped).

In 940 Emich, a vassal of Count Conrad der Rote, received goods from Hadamar of Fulda in the Wormsgau.

They continued to maintain close ties with their districts of origin, received goods from their relatives in India, remitted money and returned home to get married and bring their wives back to Fiji.

This hampered the prosecution in post-Zhivkov fraud and corruption trials, since no venality could be proved against those charged: they had merely received goods in kind and services which moreover had been their "legal due".

Archaeology demonstrates that San Andrés had strong contacts with Copán and the Guatemalan Highlands, and received goods from such distant places as the present territories of Petén and Belize.

For the next decade of her life, Amy Bock worked as a teacher in Gippsland, Victoria, until she encountered legal trouble after she was found to have received goods under false pretences in 1884.

The only cases where the ASA might ask the complainant for their permission to be named relate to complaints that a consumer has not yet received goods or wishes to be removed from a marketer's database.

Those who received goods at one potlatch would typically reciprocate by inviting their former hosts to their own potlatch at a later date; such invitations would confirm their relative levels of prestige and status.

Mr. Newman contends that although contact with the whites, especially in the introduction of huge amounts of liquor to the native diet, had its destructive aspects, they were "willing victims" in a mutually advantageous trade in which they received goods they wanted in return for furs.

At one time Scoraig supported a relatively wealthy merchant by the name of MacIver, whose shop received goods by 'puffer' (steamship) from Glasgow and distributed them not only to other residents of Scoraig but also to the wider Inner Hebrides area.

A four-story, brick "public store" that received goods from the piers on West Street stood at 109 Washington Street since the early 1820s, if not before; several other nearby buildings on Washington Street at Nos. 97, 101, and 103 were also commercial structures serving the same purpose.

If you have received goods from other EU countries in the UK (these are known as acquisitions) with a total value greater than £73,000 in the current year since 1 January, or you expect to acquire more than that value in the next 30 days alone, you must register for VAT.