Sentence examples for shipping regulations from inspiring English sources
In one sense that's true; WVDEP spokeswoman Kelley Gillenwater confirms that crude MCHM is not regulated as a transportation hazard under federal or international shipping regulations.
Not everyone embraces the new shipping regulations.
The NFF described the bill as a "significant step" towards reforming coastal shipping regulations to boost competition around the Australian coast.
Since the breakup of the Erika, French officials have said they want to strengthen international shipping regulations to make sure that such an accident does not occur again.
She wrote to Jawbone, but was informed that the company would not ship a replacement "due to international shipping regulations".
The first three papers examine emission: the first paper deals with economic impact valuation of environmental impacts of shipping emissions, the second paper looks into low-emission engine technologies in response to environmental shipping regulations, and the third paper makes an economic evaluation of operational strategies for shipping emissions.
Another issue bedeviling shipping regulation is that developing countries like Liberia and Panama, where many vessels are registered, oppose some of the measures that would raise costs on what they regard as an important industry.
Previous studies demonstrated that PI3K/Akt pathway is host-protective against Francisella infection [18] and the finding that SHIP negatively regulates this pathway [17] led us to study the intricacies of SHIP regulation during Francsiella infection.
The information in this study may help the marine sector and policy-making process in evaluating and designing future solutions for shipping emission regulations and diagnostics.
Ship's regulations were designed to keep third class passengers confined to their area of the ship.
This paper focuses on ship stability regulations laid out in the Directive 2006/87/EC in relation to the safety of shallow-draught inland container vessels designed for the Danube.
