Sentence examples for shipping law from inspiring English sources

The government has pledged to open up 18 service industry sectors to foreign investment, including shipping, law and engineering.

John was an expert in US, Liberian, Marshall Islands and Panamanian corporate and shipping law, and handled the sales, purchasing and financing of thousands of ships and hundreds of aircraft during his career.

Last year the legislature bucked the state's powerful liquor wholesalers lobby to pass a direct shipping law, which benefited New Jersey residents who until then could not send wine back home from wineries in other states, and also opened up a market for New Jersey winemakers to ship their products.

The inauguration on Sunday of an eleven-square-mile free-trade zone in Shanghai, an experiment in economic liberalization on the outskirts of the thriving coastal city, will mean the loosening of regulations for eighteen service industries, including banking, shipping, law, and engineering.

The move would, the Coalition says, simplify coastal shipping laws and reduce costs for businesses.

The suit accused Mr. Boulis of violating federal shipping laws because he was not a United States citizen when he bought the SunCruz line, as required.

Tacked on to one appropriations bill or another, it will probably pass, but direct shipping advocates say it will have minimal effect on the growing number of suits in the federal courts aimed at overthrowing the states' shipping laws.

The chairman of an Australian shipping company and a longtime member of the Liberal party has slammed the Coalition's planned changes to shipping laws as directly contradicting Tony Abbott's policy focus of "jobs and growth".

He helped draft the shipping laws of several foreign countries, and received an honorary knighthood from the Republic of Liberia for his contributions to world shipping and African economic development.

"The Abbott government has gagged debate in the parliament to avoid being held to account for seeking to discredit a Western Australian shipping company representative who blew the whistle on the job-destroying nature of proposed new shipping laws".

The Coalition has been warned by crossbench senators that it will be unable to legislate planned changes to Australia's shipping laws, with a new report forecasting that the new laws would cause a 93% loss of Australian seafaring jobs.