Sentence examples for sea transfer from inspiring English sources

A sea transfer from one ship to another with such a hazardous cargo would be fraught with danger.

A leaked draft of the final communiqué from this week's conference, which was published on Somali websites, says the participants welcomed arrangements made by some members to capture pirates at sea, transfer them to the Seychelles and Mauritius for trial and then, if convicted, transfer them to prisons in the breakaway Somaliland region and in the semi-autonomous Puntland enclave.

TTA was fed for the first eight weeks after sea transfer, a period where the physiology of the salmon alters due to changing from a fresh to a saltwater environment; and we speculated that an increased capacity for energy utilization may be beneficial.

The UNHCR has voiced "profound concern" at the treatment of those on board and those on a separate boat carrying 41 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka who were subsequently handed over the Sri Lankan navy in an unprecedented on-sea transfer.

"Any such at-sea transfer of shark fins effectively would make the receiving vessel a 'fishing vessel,' as the receiving vessel is acting 'in support of fishing.'" Tai Loong had claimed that language applied only to vessels landing shark fins, and not just those possessing them as the KD II had at the time of its interdiction, but Moskowitz responded that the use of "any" indicated a broader reach.

It also advises against sea-transfers between Lungi and Freetown after dusk, and that driving can be hazardous.

"Taken together," Reinhardt concluded, "the regulations and the preamble may be reasonably read to provide notice that vessels that engage in at-sea transfers of fins, are prohibited from landing shark fins in a U.S. port, but they do not provide notice that such vessels are prohibited from possessing fins for the purpose of making a delivery to a foreign port".

On 30 November, she rendezvoused with Karanj at sea to transfer instructions and subsequently then left for Bombay and reached there by 4 December 1971.

The models take into account various components, such as local air movement, temperature, clouds, and other atmospheric properties; ocean temperature, salt content, and circulation; ice cover on land and sea; the transfer of heat and moisture from soil and vegetation to the atmosphere; chemical and biological processes; solar variability and others.

At the climax of the film, the female sea horse transfers her eggs to the male, whose eyes bug out.

The fishermen laboured together, pulling the migrants from the sea and transferring them from boat to boat.