Translation for 'AWB' from English to Spanish

Airway Bill <AWB> [air consignment note]

Guía {f} Aéreacomerc.

• Through its second function, the WEA also considered export applications from parties other than AWB(I) as non-AWB(I) exporters to export wheat from Australia, usually in bags and containers.
• Ferrone was asked to join AWB in his place and stayed with them for the next eight years, recording and playing concert tours to support several hit albums, until AWB broke up in 1982.
• Trevor Flugge was chair of AWB until March 2002, when he was voted off the board by A-class shareholders (wheat growers).
• Once the AWB cut the electricity and fired on the police, the police were ordered to shoot to kill.
• Soon after the election, Lee receives a history book that was stolen from the Rivington men from a former Confederate soldier, which covers the Civil War and the original outcome that was supposed to happen without the AWB's intervention.

• African Women on Board (AWB) is an independent non-profit, African women-led organisation headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, working to advance narratives and improve realities for African women and girls globally.
• Steyn van Rönge is a farmer and the President of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB).
• McHugh, Hayne and Callinan JJ held that public law remedies (such as review under the JR Act) were not available against AWB because of the role granted to it under the Act, the private character of AWB, being a company incorporated under corporations legislation and the fact that it was impossible to impose public law obligations on AWB and allow it to pursue its private interests.
• In 1990 in South Africa, Kemp published a book on the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB – Afrikaner Resistance Movement), "Victory Or Violence: The Story of the AWB", which he re-published in 2009 as "Victory Or Violence: The Story of the AWB of South Africa".
• The "Mail & Guardian" newspaper reported in 2008 that the AWB group has over 5,000 members, and appeals to 18- to 35-year-olds to join the organisation's youth wing.