Sentence examples for ferry safety from inspiring English sources

How can India improve ferry safety?

As with aviation, the development of ferry safety is written in blood.

When issuing new ferry safety rules yesterday, Ms. Weinshall said she interpreted the procedures to require the presence of both the captain and assistant captain in the pilothouse during docking.

Though council members at the hearing on ferry safety were cautioned not to ask witnesses about the continuing investigations of the Oct. 15 crash of the ferry Andrew J. Barberi, which killed 10 people and injured scores more, it was not long before the topic came up.

Tanzania has one of the worst ferry safety records in the world, according to the Worldwide Ferry Safety Assn. in New York.

Interferry, which represents the global ferry industry, has been working to improve ferry safety in some countries, said the group's CEO, Mike Corrigan.

The latter is suspected of conducting poor inspections of the ferry's safety equipment.

The school was hit while its playground was crowded with families waiting to be ferried to safety.

The story of how they were ferried to safety in Sweden when the Germans occupied Copenhagen and were about to pounce has often been told, and retold — a history that even with heroic embellishments is nonetheless correct in spirit.

It was the first time China had deployed warships to carry out such an evacuation, and the fact that so many people from other countries were ferried to safety was seen as polishing the country's image.

In the port, several ferries — Greek, Algerian, and Syrian — arrived yesterday to retrieve hundreds of Indian, Syrian, and Bangladeshi contract workers, who had assembled with their belongings to be ferried to safety on boats chartered by their respective countries — everyone except the hapless Bangladeshis, that is, who seemed to have no one in authority to speak for them.