Sentence examples for marine policy from inspiring English sources

Clauses may be attached to the ocean marine policy to eliminate the implied warranties of seaworthiness or deviation.

Under such conditions, the ocean marine policy permits the insured to abandon the damaged ship or cargo to the insurer and make a claim for the entire value.

Although there is no coinsurance clause as such in the ocean marine policy, losses are settled as though a 100 percent coinsurance clause existed.

Bryony Chapman, marine policy officer at the Kent Wildlife Trust, said although the area had been dredged before, the amount being proposed now was a large volume.

He graduated from the University of Colorado and received a master's degree in economics and marine policy from the London School of Economics.

"As well as being a source of extraordinary natural beauty and wonder, healthy seas are the bedrock of a functioning global economy," said Louise Heaps, chief advisor on marine policy at WWF-UK, who helped to compile the report.

The clause, which originated in marine policies in the 17th century, allows policyholders to recover some of the cost incurred in efforts to prevent a loss.

Until 1978 the main insuring clause of modern ocean marine policies was preserved almost unchanged from the original 1779 Lloyd's of London form.

Congress established the government commission last year after lawmakers concluded that U.S. marine policy--on issues ranging from fisheries conservation to sealane security--needed a fresh look.

Introduced by Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) on Wednesday, the bill gives scientists more opportunity to influence marine policy--including recommending fishing limits--but stops short of mandating that their advice be followed.

Global marine policy-making and related institutional architectures have been within the domain of the United Nations system in general and its specialized agencies (FAO, IMO, UNESCO/IOC, UNEP) in particular.