Sentence examples for chartered vessel from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a chartered vessel might draw up alongside and spirit them away to another jurisdiction that would offer them more acceptable permanent residency.

A sum of £4,000 (out of a target of £6,000) was subscribed to finance the costs of a detailed prospecting expedition during the summer of 1909, in a chartered vessel with a full scientific team.

Ship owners could easily swap the nationalities of their vessels, potentially making it complicated to keep track of some ships, like chartered vessels, that have used E.U. ports.

All chartered vessels have been ordered to be returned to their owners but dozens remain waiting at sea while funds are raised and protection from creditors is organised.

Groups of Palestinian advocates in chartered vessels are scheduled to depart from a number of European ports this month and assemble into a flotilla heading toward Gaza to challenge Israel's blockade and commemorate the deaths of a year ago.

Through comparison of 1754 hauls conducted on chartered vessels between 2003 and 2005 on the shelf and slope of the U.S. West Coast, we show a significant reduction in catch rates of bottom dwelling fish and invertebrates as a function of visually estimated wave height.

Yacht brokers have long paired sea-loving, affluent vacationers with chartered vessels, but PrivatSea believes it offers something else a "lifestyle platform," in which members book yachting trips augmented by private-jet charters and access to restaurants and clubs via a points-based membership program.

What other intricate patterns in the sea could be going unnoticed by visiting scientists on their chartered vessels?

The domestic sector comprises PNG-flagged vessels and PNG chartered vessels (locally based foreign) that support processing facilities onshore in PNG (NFA, 2016).

Some of these chartered vessels changed flags to the coastal states and possibly this tendency will be intensified in the near future.

The BP-chartered vessel ran aground on a rock between the Isles of Scilly and Land's End in Cornwall, splitting several of the tanks holding its vast cargo of crude oil.