Sentence examples for maritime code from inspiring English sources

All the more reason for a maritime code of conduct to make sure hot-heads do not call the shots.

Earning the epithet regina maris ("queen of the sea"), it developed its own maritime code and coined its own money.

Their efforts resulted in the promulgation of a commercial code (1850), a commercial procedure code (1861), a maritime code (1863), and a penal code (1858).

The meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or Asean, adjourned amid infighting and acrimony on Tuesday with Cambodia, the host nation, appearing to derail efforts at establishing a maritime code of conduct.

"Pilots that come aboard ships are talked about in the Bible and the Laws of Oleron from the Dark Ages," said Paul G. Kirchner, the association's executive director, referring to the 12th-century French maritime code.

Subdued and annexed by King Roger II of Sicily in 1131, it was sacked by the Pisans in 1135 and 1137 and rapidly declined in importance, although its maritime code, the Tavola Amalfitana ("Table of Amalfi"), was recognized in the Mediterranean until 1570.

When he started in 1983 -- with a $50-a-week 50-a-week 50-a-weekboat -- he and hisalarynizandon dusted off rarely usmallaritime codes to seek fines against oil tankers for flushing their holding tanks in the river.

The army was reorganized (1842) and conscription introduced; new penal, commercial, and maritime codes were promulgated; and mixed civil and criminal courts with European and Ottoman judges were established.

They were reported from April to October in four departments, "Alpes de Haute-Provence" (code no. 04), "Alpes-Maritimes" (code no. 06), "Aveyron" (code no. 12) and "Hérault" (code no. 34) (Supplementary Table S2).

And rather than assuming that everyone will adhere to the maritime traffic code, which determines who has right of way, it can incorporate acts of bravado and incompetence.

He was a president of the Maritime Law Association and advised various countries on the formation of their maritime law codes.