Sentence examples for navigation rules from inspiring English sources

"Negligent operation, which is defined in the federal navigation rules.

The provision and operation of ground and other air navigation facilities, as well as the establishment and enforcement of air navigation rules and air traffic control, are the responsibility of the territorial state.

Collisions between a robot and an obstacle or between robots can be avoided with the application of the proposed navigation rules.

Then, a complicated simulation model, which considers the influencing factors, such as rules of ships entering and leaving port, navigation rules and inner anchorage scales, is constructed.

Although China, Japan, South Korea and the United States have tried, in fits and starts, to work together to effect change in North Korea, the countries have at the same time been challenged by various disputes over territory and air and sea navigation rules.

The modular character of the rhombomeric derivatives allows in principle the emergence of these characteristics, since individual subpopulations may develop quite diverse sets of efferent and afferent connections, while conserving some shared features (e.g., joint axonal navigation rules with opportunistic properties).

Last year, in her capacity as a co-chair of the New York City Water Trail Association, Brous began collating the complaints of other paddlers that the myriad ferryboats using the river routinely failed to toot their horns before pulling away from the dock, in defiance of maritime law, specifically Inland Navigation Rule 34.

This much-needed demonstration of resolve indicates that the United States is finally standing up for our long-espoused freedom of navigation and rule of international law.

The number of boats is limited by Thames navigation and safety rules, the organisers said, but Farage predicted the event would be "big, visual and dramatic".

GMail, for example, is convenient but lacks features standard in Outlook for years (the exceptions to this rule, Navigation for instance, are pleasant but neither revolutionary nor common).

This particular part of the bill would give the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the ability to enforce a set of rules for navigation apps on smartphones, which many drivers find more convenient and less expensive than built-in navigation systems.