Sentence examples for aimed at shipping from inspiring English sources

Hanson-Young said the talks were aimed at "shipping human suffering around our region".

The Greens senator Sarah HansaidYoung said the Cambodia plan was aimed at "shipping human suffering around our region".

Second, significant capital and prestige was invested in an interim deal aimed at shipping out large portions of Iran's stockpiles of Low Enriched Uranium (LEU).

But official goals are often under what a company really wants to achieve, and reports have Nintendo unofficially aiming at shipping 18 million in that same period.

The IMO convention is primarily aimed at commercial shipping — it is legally binding on vessels of more than 400 tons — but it applies equally to large private yachts.

"In the process leading up to the Paris meeting, world leaders might be tempted to consider specific measures aimed at reducing shipping's overall contribution of CO2 emissions, such as an overall cap," Koji Sekimizu, secretary general of the International Maritime Organization, said in a statement in September.

With no current program aimed at upgrading ships and no new ones planned, the letter said, "The nation's icebreaking capability has diminished substantially and is at risk of being unable to support our national interests in the Arctic regions".

As Cartagena's old walled city is filling up with emerald shops and chain stores aimed at cruise-ship passengers, the once seedy neighborhood of Getsemaní has come into its own.

Open only during summer until September, it was aimed at cruise ship tourists who took the line from Åndalsnes to Bjorli.

One of them shot it down, but also accidentally hit the depth charges on the stern a direct consequence of the lack of guide rails that would normally prohibit the guns from being aimed at the ship.

Last week, the British retailer Marks & Spencer introduced a new packaging strip aimed at making strawberries shipped in from overseas last two days longer.