Sentence examples for shipowners that from inspiring English sources

The oversupply is putting financial pressure on the shipowners that bought them and the already struggling European banks that financed many of the purchases.

For years, shipowners that fly the national flag have envied the more lenient tax treatment enjoyed by their rivals in the European Union.

Shipowners that buy Vessel Shield (roughly $35,000 per voyage) instead of the basic kidnapping and ransom policy can get a 50% discount on their war risk insurance.

A government which had to face the demands of the extremely powerful shipowners that their interests be protected, might well be forgiven if it ignored the requirements of sound strategy, especially since much of the political support for any naval force was given by those same shipowners and the areas which they represented.

The Chamber of Shipping of America, a group representing American shipowners, agreed that the introduction of invasive species was a serious problem that ought to be strictly regulated by the federal government.

Many shipowners argue that such solutions are still prohibitively expensive.

Shipowners pretend that they cannot trust their crews with weapons, but the facts don't add up.

But shipowners cautioned that special ice-strengthened ships were needed and it is too early to build ships especially for the journey.

The shipowners believe that this route could gradually be open for transit up to four months per year as air and sea temperatures increase.

Forced to move oil around the Cape of Good Hope, shipowners realized that bigger tankers were the key to more efficient transport.

The half century or so of the maritime fur trade and the North West Coast trade enriched Boston shipowners, creating capital that helped New England's transformation from an agrarian to an industrial society.