Examples of using Board ships in English and their translations into Danish
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conditions on navigation and on living on board ships.
The obligation of weighing containers prior to loading on board ship.
That means improvements in working conditions and working hours on board ship.
On board ship, he meets a mysterious girl.
This is the straight man a board ship and it has just left the dock!
We met our first night on board ship.
The three years that the students had spent training on board ship under the previous course now became an intensive summer training between each of the academic years.
Life and, especially, conditions on board ship, then and now, are so different
Is one of the most serious occurrences on board ship. The pilfering of food in large amounts or small.
The pilfering of food in large amounts or small, is one of the most serious occurrences on board ship.
Barak taunted Dan with keeping on board ship.
The provisions as regards the exemption from import duties are laid down in Council Regulation No 3023/77, on certain measures to put an end to abuses resulting from the sale of agricultural products on board ship.
favour will be useful so that we can take a real interest in living conditions on board ship, but for all seamen and not just some.
intending to work on board ship have been given basic training in the medical and emergency measures to
Persons conducting in-service training or assessment on board ship do so only when such training
On 8 October, the 2,837 men of the 164th Infantry Regiment from the U.S. Army's Americal Division boarded ships at New Caledonia for the trip to Guadalcanal with a projected arrival date of 13 October.
However Collingwood's naval career came to an end when he fell down a hatchway on board ship, broke his wrist
which would have provided excellent music for dancing on board ship.
for Newcomb walked about 120 miles to the port of Calais in Maine where he met the captain of a ship who agreed to take him to Salem in Massachusetts if he was prepared to work as a sailor on board ship.
On board ships, aircraft or trains to be consumed there;