Stow the receipt. I'll take the cash.

Go on and stow them stores in the tent, Coley.

People are always trying to stow away and always getting caught.

Now, listen, stow the chatter, mate, and get on that banjo.

We have to stow the tank ladders on number five hatch.

A majority of these delegations have come to the conclusion that the obligation to stow, lash and secure the goods inside a container in the second sentence is already covered by the more general obligation in the first sentence.

The carrier must during the period of its responsibility as defined in article 11 (previously 7), and subject to article 27 (previously 8), properly and carefully receive, load, handle, stow, carry, keep, care for, discharge and deliver the goods.

At the end of the ride we can dump our bikes on the quay for our guides Ivan and Ivana to stow, and jump off the back of the boat into clear blue water without having to mix it with sea urchins, sharp rocks and other people on the hanky sized strips of pebbles that Croatians call a beach.

The argument here seems to be that if the parties agree that the wares are to be delivered in a container, the shipper must not only load, handle, stow, lash and secure the wares themselves properly, for example by packing those in boxes which will withstand the carriage, but also secure the boxes inside the container.

It was further observed that chapter 7 of the draft instrument contained the obligations of the shipper pursuant to the draft instrument, and the suggestion was made that any treatment of whether those obligations should be mandatory, such as, for example, the draft article 25 obligation to safely stow the goods, should be dealt with on an article by article basis in that chapter, rather than in a general provision such as that proposed in article 88 (2).