Sentence examples for monitoring of ships from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — Shipping companies and airlines around the world, already nervous about rising fuel prices and the potential effect of an economic slowdown in Japan, now have another worry: intensified monitoring of ships and aircraft that have made recent stops in Japan.

Receiving these signals from a space platform presents an opportunity to provide wide area monitoring of shipping activity.

Then this method is used for planetary gearbox condition monitoring of ship-based satellite communication antennas and the results support its feasibility.

All are overseen by a patchwork of agencies, already stretched thin, some monitoring hundreds of ships a day.

At the least, it should involve a state's being able to carry out effective inspections and monitoring of its ships, rather than tolerating online application forms and no questions asked.

For compliance monitoring of individual ships, the "presumed innocent" approach may be preferred.

The line came to be used primarily for the monitoring of commercial ship traffic, but it could have been put to use during the military confrontation that began in November with a deadly artillery exchange on South Korea's Yeonpyeong Island.

It could even be processed onshore at centralised command centers, where specialists can monitor a number of ships at the same time to ensure maximum efficiency.

These aimed at freezing the assets of named individuals, imposing an arms embargo and mandating the monitoring of Iranian banks, ships, and individuals.

Suspicious activities include small boats that pull up alongside freighters and people who appear to be monitoring or taking photographs of ships or bridges.

But a Security Council diplomat familiar with the measure, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the language may still be subject to revision, said it broke new ground with restrictions and prohibitions on North Korean banking transactions, new travel restrictions and increased monitoring of North Korean ship and air cargo.