Sentence examples similar to policy of ship from inspiring English sources

Any of these would make a difference rather than the default (and largely unwritten) policy of shipping unwell clinicians out to other places like unwanted parcels.

Its policy of ship-it-then-fix-it enables it to claim functionality with a straight face, but the real costs are a stream of flaws.

Russia also helped extremists based in Syria through a state policy of shipping potential militants to that country, and Iran has sheltered al Qaeda leaders from U.S. attacks for over a decade.

The influence of fishing effort control policies on ship safety is discussed.

The general inhibition of European trade that ensued (for Britain responded with a like policy of detaining ships bound for French ports) and the perceived favouritism in the French government's granting of licenses to French merchants for trade with Britain cost Napoleon considerable political support.

In the following years, the navy was expanded, and the policy of leasing ships was replaced by the policy of building or purchasing them.

No vessels coming from thence will be allowed entry" (37 ), but Haiti had already established a policy of quarantining ships from the eastern side of the island.

While the official Chinese news agency Xinhua reported, hours after the deal was announced, that navy vessels had entered the waters surrounding a cluster of uninhabited islands claimed by both China and Japan, the report — significant because the Chinese navy has a policy of not announcing ship movements — is in dispute.

That may be why Ashford.com, which sells luxury items like jewelry and hand-detailed vases, abandoned its policy of free overnight shipping shortly after Christmas.

At first, the company tested a policy of free overnight shipping for jewelry purchases greater than $100, and an $8 charge on overnight delivery for smaller orders.

"That ship was 40 years old, it was too old and should not have been registered," said Damba Baigalmaa, deputy director of Mongolia's Maritime Administration, noting Mongolia's policy of not registering ships over 30 years old.