Sentence examples for ship act from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crye said the advent of these new systems made the Clean Cruise Ship Act unnecessary.

Battles over local or federal legislation, like the Clean Cruise Ship Act, which died in Congress in 2010, are not as interesting as which name-brand chef is going to open a restaurant on board.

It also spurred Representative Farr, a Democrat, to help write the Clean Cruise Ship Act, which would make it illegal for cruise ships to discharge any wastewater, treated or otherwise, within 12 nautical miles of United States shores, and would apply strict rules for discharging treated wastewater up to 200 nautical miles off shore.

Prompted by the successful use of wireless in saving lives during the sinking of in January 1909, and by proposed U.S. legislation (later passed as the Wireless Ship Act of 1910) requiring wireless for ships calling at U.S. ports, Princess Alice received her first wireless set in February 1909.

New kingdoms and towns flourished, and travel by ship acted as a critical means of commerce and communication.

During operations by in July, the ship acted as a spare flight deck to allow for damaged aircraft to land without disrupting the strike operations.

The new case, Federal Maritime Commission v. South Carolina State Ports Authority, involves the 1984 Shipping Act.

The maritime agency administers the Shipping Act of 1916, which bars rebates, among other things.

Under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995, legitimate salvors can end up legally owning what they find.

(s)(2), "section 50501 of title 46" substituted for "section 2 of the Shipping Act, 1916 (46 U.S.C. App.

Police said anyone breaching the exclusion zone will be committing an offence under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995.