Sentence examples for harbor operations from inspiring English sources

Andrew McGovern, who guides ships into the harbor and is chairman of the harbor operations committee, an umbrella group.

Andrew McGovern, chairman of the New York harbor operations committee, said that mariners would have no problem with a name change for the seldom-cited point.

Working with Cisco, the Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) has embarked on a multi-year effort to create an intelligent infrastructure designed to modernize and improve harbor operations while enriching the quality of life for area residents.

The officials said the small boat had not been part of a flotilla helping the Cole moor to a refueling station in Aden on the morning of Oct. 12, contradicting initial Pentagon reports that its involvement in harbor operations enabled the attackers to avoid suspicion, and raising new questions about security on deck.

Wang brought the idea to Washington's son Kyle, who had moved to B.C. in 1994 to oversee the family's harbor operations.

Currently, harbor resources is a unit of the Public Works Department; harbor operations is under the assistant city manager.

After only 20 months as the Orange County Sheriff's Department Harbormaster, Lt. Mark Long is being promoted to captain and leaving harbor patrol operations.

After a bidding process, Catalina Cruises, which runs a passenger service from Long Beach to Santa Catalina Island, was chosen to operate the taxi and harbor-cruise operations.

Those Harbor-area operations are Roehl Corp., Carrasco Vacuum Truck Service, Gatx Tank Storage Terminals Corp., Western Fuel Oil Co. and Chevron USA Inc., North American Environmental Inc., Texaco Inc. and two IT Corp. facilities.

But after Mr. Boies's exchange with Chief Justice Wells on Nov. 20, the Florida Supreme Court seemed, simply, confused about the deadline issue, said L. Kinvin Wroth, dean of Vermont Law School, who wrote a law review article about the "safe harbor" law's operation in the 1960 presidential election.

Near Wilmington's business district, surrounded by union halls, a scattered assemblage of modest homes and several auto-wrecking yards, lies the block-long headquarters of IT Corp.'s Harbor-area trucking operations.