Sentence examples for shore operations from inspiring English sources

Steve Nielsen, the vice president for Caribbean and Atlantic shore operations of Princess Cruises, said 30 of the 1,590 passengers on the 10-day voyage to New England and Canada had canceled their bookings.

Led by Kirby Day, Princess' director of shore operations, the industry worked out a plan with Juneau to cut down on noise (prohibiting flightseeing tour departures before 8 a.m. or after 7 p.m). and pollution (encouraging motor coaches to turn off engines when loading and unloading passengers).

Allen says that the problem has to be compartmentalized between undersea, on sea, and off shore operations.

The Karlissa A and Karlissa B were relocated on October 12, 2008, and Titan's shore operations were completely removed by November 2008.

Critics said the oyster operation disrupted harbor seal rookeries with their motorized skiffs, damaged the bay's eelgrass, ruined the water quality and ran a shore operation whose ramshackle buildings were an eyesore.

Floating platforms with mooring systems are used extensively in off-shore operations.

Despite being mentally and physically broken, Mr. Dougherty said, impenetrable camaraderie kept him fighting during his three-year tour which was spent conducting ship-to-shore operations.

Mr. Ryus spent 23 years with Time Incorporated where he traveled extensively and served as Managing Director for off-shore operations of Time-Life International. Time-Life International

But they said the price would be lower than previous estimates of $480 million a ship, or more than twice the projections in 2001, when the Navy began designing the ships for littoral combat, or near-shore operations.

Last week William Hill said it had suffered from the impact of new taxes, so analysts will be keen to hear tomorrow how rival Ladbrokes has fared from the extra tax on fixed-odds betting machines and a crackdown on off-shore operations when it reports interim results.

Over the years, the Chinese have snatched designs for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter; the advanced Patriot PAC-3 missile system; the Army system for shooting down ballistic missiles known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense; and the Navy's new Littoral Combat Ship, a small surface vessel designed for near-shore operations, according to previous reports prepared for the Pentagon.