Sentence examples for dealing with boats from inspiring English sources

"We Somali pirates face enough risks without dealing with boats bursting into flames," he said.

Andy Weiser, an agent with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is used to dealing with boat-minded vacation-home shoppers.

Some crews must also deal with boat traffic.

The law gives the immigration minister, Scott Morrison (pictured), powers to bypass Australia's international obligations under the UN refugee convention in the way he deals with boat people.

The second piece is the commitment from the government and the mill that they are going to stop using Boat Harbour as their effluent dumping site and that they are actually going to come up with a plan of how they are going to deal with Boat Harbour and then move their treatment facility off-site and I'm guessing maybe at the mill".

"As the ships are going further offshore and further north, we are dealing with larger boats and more horsepower," said Rear Adm. Karl L. Schultz, the Coast Guard commander in the region.

Being considered a bunch of pussies has long been Labor's problem when dealing with the boats.

His skills were soon called for during the war, dealing with U-boat casualties, when he served as a naval surgeon lieutenant on destroyers escorting convoys in the north Atlantic.

It is the second Technical Paper within the series dealing with Fishing Boat Construction destined for fisheries officers and selected boatbuilders who want to develop their knowledge of various boatbuilding methods.

"The military option to deal with the boats inside Libyan waters or outside is not considered humane," said a government spokesman, Hatem el-Ouraybi.Many are sceptical whether the plan can work.

Gen. Philip M. Breedlove of the United States Air Force, NATO's supreme allied commander for Europe, subsequently told reporters here that his staff was figuring out the rules of engagement and how to deal with refugee boats that are intercepted.