Sentence examples for current harbours from inspiring English sources

The current harbours do not consist only of marine facilities.

The current arrangement harbours increasing risks for the research priorities and activities at MakCHS to become skewed towards external, foreign interests.

The case, dubbed "the Facebook data privacy case", concerns the current Safe Harbour framework, which covers the transmission of EU citizens' data across the Atlantic to the US.

Under current safe harbour laws, these sites are protected from copyright infringement prosecutions as long as they remove any copyrighted material when notified by the rights owners.

The European Commission has warned EU citizens that they should close their Facebook accounts if they want to keep information private from US security services, finding that current Safe Harbour legislation does not protect citizen's data.

He called for the current Safe Harbour deal, which allows the transfer of data to US firms, to be scrapped.

The Blyth Harbour and Dock Company was created in 1854, but with need for further expansion, it was replaced by a bill of parliament given Royal Assent on 19 June 1882, which constituted the current Blyth Harbour Commission.

The warm North Atlantic Current keeps the harbours free of ice.

In contrast, the GHR gene cytoplasmic domain in current cattle breeds harbours lots of interesting persistent polymorphism, indicating its possible importance for cattle being malleable for artificial selection for growth and lactation traits [ 10].

The Scottish game has little right in its current condition to harbour such arrogance but there remains the urge to write off any side rising from a footballing backwater like Azerbaijan.

(a) Sydney Harbour maximum current speed map for scenario P90high.