Sentence examples for gross ton from inspiring English sources
The Senate conferees finally accepted the figure of $100 gross ton, because the mari time insurance industry had testified that the limit of liabil ity insurance it would give was $100 a gross ton or $10‐million.
On August 5, 1909, Congress passed a law providing that an annual tax of $7 a gross ton must be paid by all owners of foreign-built yachts.
A transducer was attached to a boat (one gross ton) equipped with a differential-GPS, a motion sensor, and a gyrocompass.
The measure provides lia bility of $100 a gross ton of oil, up to a total of $14‐million, in accidental spills.
However, the Senate bill set a limitation on the amount of absolute liability at $125 a gross ton, or $14‐million, which aver was less.
Fueled by building booms in China and India, the price of scrap metal is at near-historic highs — more than $400 for a gross ton of steel, $4 a pound for copper — so the magnet of global capitalism pulls the scrap into Maguire's yard.
(1) generally, substituting "twenty meters or over in length" for "three hundred gross tons and upward".
Annually about three hundred million gross tons of freight pass through Bailey Yard.
Most eye-catching of all is the Ticonderoga, a 220-foot steamboat weighing 892 gross tons.
The largest United States tanker is 66,000 gross tons and would therefore have a top liability of $6.6‐million.
Onboard sampling of the ballast water have been carried out by the LNG carrier of 110,000 gross tons during the six cruises between Japan and Qatar from May 2002 to July 2003.
