dangerous cargo

"The same reason he agreed to take on such an incredibly dangerous cargo in the first place."

Entering port we raise the red flag for dangerous cargo.

"So, the two flags could mean dangerous cargo, require assistance."

Here and at other ports, the goal is to prevent dangerous cargo from ever reaching American shores.

Captain Briggs had never hauled such a dangerous cargo before, and did not trust it.

Upon his recovery, Mario heads home in the same truck, now freed of its dangerous cargo.

The Admiralty decided to leave the wreck and its dangerous cargo undisturbed.

"I never saw anyone," he said when asked if he was aware that agents had the dangerous cargo under observation.

He didn't really want to haul dangerous cargo.

They were unable to open them but concluded that they contained a "dangerous cargo".

Trains and their dangerous cargo could then be loaded and unloaded inside.

So we come to the situation of a vessel with a dangerous cargo finding its way into a port by manipulating these contradictions.

On October 11, it was determined that all of the dangerous cargo located in the second container had been safely recovered.

Or dangerous cargo could be human.

Lime was originally shipped as quick-lime and was a particularly dangerous cargo.

In particular, these rights need to be strengthened so that they can be defended against the risks of those particularly dangerous cargoes.

I share the rapporteur's concern to improve the fleet of ships carrying dangerous cargoes.

They include a greater control of shipping and the use of double skin hulls for dangerous cargoes.

After the tragedy, the transit of populated areas by vehicles carrying dangerous cargo was prohibited in Spain, and would only be driven at night.

"The Bravo flag also means dangerous cargo.

She delivered her dangerous cargo at Seeadler Harbor on 7 November.

Consultation service to ensure proper completion of the Dangerous Cargo Manifest.

Other potentially dangerous cargo are laundry and cleaning products, which can release toxic fumes and cause fires.

Corky's packages include dry ice, which is considered dangerous cargo and thus is restricted to about 800 pounds a plane.

Marble was a dangerous cargo.