What's the difference between hallier and haulier?
Hallier
Definition:
(n.) A kind of net for catching birds.
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Haulier
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(1) Operation Stack has become the rule rather than the exception, and on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year it is causing mayhem for hauliers, holidaymakers and local residents alike.
(2) However, haulier Andy Tennant, 42, said that the Conservatives' warnings had already antagonised people like him so much that they had switched to Salmond.
(3) However, the seven hauliers involved in the dispute do not want discussions to include national pay bargaining, even though Unite has been keen to establish a minimum pay level.
(4) This situation cannot continue because it’s putting hauliers at risk, in terms of their lives and their livelihoods.
(5) David Blair lost his job as a traffic manager when Stobart Group hauliers closed their Corby hub this year, axing 140 jobs.
(6) Unite sources dismissed claims by Andrew Spence, the haulier who led a crippling fuel blockade 12 years ago, that thousands of truckers were prepared to support a strike by tanker drivers.
(7) The threats these hauliers are facing every day is unacceptable.
(8) He said the action was a "last resort" because hauliers and farmers were going bust.
(9) It is the same story nationwide and, at the moment, legal firms are saying they won't bid; Stobarts (the haulier), Tesco (the food shop) and Co-op (who should know better) have all thrown their hats into the ring.
(10) Technologies such as driverless cars look set to replace taxi drivers and hauliers in the next couple of decades but will also create jobs – for different people with different sets of skills.
(11) Paying compensation is not unprecedented, Harman said, pointing out that UK hauliers received money after industrial action in 1996.
(12) Lying on the floor of a friend’s house, eating two snapper fish in the company of a local haulier, trader and musician, Hajj - who claims to have successfully sent 1,000 people to Italy last week - did not appear worried by the EU’s threats to end his trade.
(13) We recognise the extraordinary security pressures that French law enforcement organisations are under at this time and are working closely with them and commercial partners to ensure passengers and hauliers of goods are processed as efficiently as possible on both sides of the Channel.
(14) It is understood that Unite and the hauliers still have differences over the agenda for the talks, although there is hope that those will be ironed out in time for sit-down talks to begin on Monday.
(15) She called on him to demand compensation from France for hauliers, holidaymakers and truckers affected by the chaos.
(16) The Freight Transport Association and the Road Haulage Association are backing the Fair Fuel UK campaign, co-ordinated by Peter Carroll, a haulier who orchestrated previous protests, as well as the successful Gurkha Justice Campaign of 2009 with Joanna Lumley.
(17) The truckers are led by the farmer and haulier Andrew Spence, who was instrumental in the blockades in 2000 which led to 3,000 petrol stations running out of fuel.
(18) Companies ranging from gardeners and hauliers to florists trying to deliver flowers for French Mother’s Day this weekend complained about the impact on business.