Examples of using To ships in English and their translations into Danish
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From diesel engines, to ships, cranes and railways,
with articles dedicated to ships, works, zines,
When we started to supply our products to ships all over the world we needed to impress the crews globally
as well as regulated procedures for rapid assistance to ships in distress.
cut off access to ships from Shirwan, and intercepted a supply column that was travelling from Khurasan.
We therefore inspect ships from third countries, but the Member States fear being subjected to the obligation to be checked to ensure they as flag States are fulfilling their duties with regard to ships' safety.
also guarantees to the cement industry and to ships and ports have increased EKF's exposure significantly.
The transparency of information relating to ships inspected and detained is a key element of any policy designed to deter the use of ships that fall short of the safety standards.
on the application or re-application to ships of organotin compounds which act as biocides in antifouling systems.
organizations is necessary to ensure an effective follow-up with regard to ships with deficiencies which have been permitted to proceed
It should apply not only to ships sailing under the flag of a Member State
This accident has highlighted the fact that a similar system of control needs to apply to ships as that which applies to aircraft and that there must be continual independent proficiency testing,
Why should Turkey open its ports to ships flying the flag of the Republic of Cyprus when the ports of Northern Cyprus are closed to international trade
It shifts the blame for accidents to ships' crew members,
The Arrangement shall apply to ships not covered by the Sector Understanding on Export Credits for Ships,
For the Participants to the Sector Understanding, the Arrangement shall apply to ships covered by that Understanding,
facilities in ports of refuge for assistance to ships, salvage and pollution response.
The Member State concerned should appoint a"competent authority for maritime security" responsible for coordinating, implementing and monitoring the application of the security measures laid down in this Regulation as they apply to ships and port facilities.
During the interim period Member States shall apply control provisions equivalent to those laid down in Directive 95/21/EC to ships of 400 gross tonnage and above flying the flag of a Member State.
shipowners in Greece are demanding that this should be extended to ships flying the Greek flag.