maritime agency

Others work for Government maritime agencies to fulfill their service requirements.

When he was young, he worked in a maritime agency in his native Vigo.

Maritime agencies continue to caution ships to avoid Somali waters or travel with escorts.

Though a national maritime agency exists, regulation of routes and vessels by the Haitian Government is virtually nonexistent.

A bilingual secretary in several maritime agencies, he collaborated, starting from 1904, in a Parisian sports journal.

Italy, which currently holds the European Union presidency, wants the bloc to create a maritime agency to fortify control of its sea borders.

I would suggest that we should ensure that the maritime agency, the air safety agency and the railway agency do their jobs properly.

Estimates by maritime agencies and other sources indicate that more than 300 seamen have been killed in the fighting, which has become known as the "tanker war."

This system includes a set of tools managed by the European Maritime Agency, focusing on prevention of pollution and response to pollution.

He owned and managed the Commonwealth Maritime Agency in Saipan from 1980 until 1989, when he won the governorship.

I am also pleased that the rapporteur is in any event prepared, despite his critical stance towards agencies, to equip and furnish the European Maritime Agency.

As a multi-mission maritime agency, the U.S. Coast Guard is uniquely positioned to engage our maritime partners in these areas of common concern.

The company still operates from UK and from Greece as Neda Maritime Agency Co.

For both this coast guard and the already established European Maritime Agency (EMSA), it is important to have sufficient powers to enhance safety at sea.

On April 14, 2000, Russian Black Sea Fleet command informed Ukrainian naval and maritime agencies in Odessa about the planned naval exercise.

Its role is to ensure Singapore's maritime security and act as a co-ordinating agency for all national maritime agencies to allow for the seamless execution of maritime security operations.

On October 1, 1963, he received his Bachelor of Laws degree from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma with the Thesis "From the Maritime Agency".

The Dallas worked with the navies, coast guards, and maritime agencies of Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria, Tunisia, Slovenia, Albania, and Italy.

Thus, the small maritime agency was persuaded late today to postpone any action until Monday, averting for now the improbable spectacle of Coast Guard cutters hunting down Japanese freighters in American ports.

The decision in Federal Maritime Commission v. South Carolina Ports Authority, No. 01-46, curbed the power of the maritime agency and suggested that the court's states-rights revival movement was far from over.

There is the European Maritime Agency, which of course has to do its work, but we have found it necessary to limit the appropriations proposed by the Commission, since there is no legal basis as yet.

The maritime agency has yet to decide just how it will set insurance rates, the official said, but priority will be given to ships carrying oil and other essential goods from the Middle East to the United States.

The strike, coming at the height of Chile's fruit-export season and threatening to halt copper shipments - the country's No. 1 export earner - generated multimillion dollar losses for exporters, shippers and maritime agencies.

I welcome the Commissioners' response, which demonstrated a willingness to review the regulation of the European Maritime Agency, and I call for the European Commission to develop the efforts needed to achieve this goal.

I welcome the response of the Commissioners, which showed that they are open to reviewing the regulation of the European Maritime Agency, expanding its powers in the area of intervening in maritime pollution incidents.