Sentence examples for depending on shipping from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the Pitcairn Supreme Court, sitting here under a special New Zealand law, ruled for an island-based trial starting around Sept. 23, depending on shipping links.

Russia was hit with international sanctions over the annexation and Crimea remains largely cut off overland from Ukraine, depending on ships to keep it resupplied from Russia.

Wave induced vibrations are often divided into springing and whipping, and their relative contribution to fatigue and extreme loading varies depending on ship design.

Job Bates, a blacksmith, followed Hall and other families of rope makers, metal workers, and sail outfitters, all of whose livelihoods depending on ship building or the shipping industry.

Hence, for the purpose of forecast, we apply varying adoption rates depending on ship type and ranging from "Very low adoption rate" to "Very high adoption rate".

Because of the Army Corps's work, millions of homes and businesses are protected from floods; thousands of workers can depend on shipping jobs; and millions of Americans fish and boat on corps lakes.

But Lithuania depends on shipping manufactured goods - engines, machine tools and television sets - to the rest of the Soviet Union, a captive market for items that are shoddy even by the standards of Eastern Europe and a source of cheap raw materials in return.

Well, 90percentt of global trade depends on ships.

But for the foreseeable future the country will depend on ships laden with foreign coal.India is even less capable of increasing coal production.

It is necessary to beforehand prepare optimal parameters that depend on ship distributions used.

Maritime insurance companies told the BBC that it depends on ships' individual insurance agreements.