Examples of using Logbook in English and their translations into Finnish
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Because I found his logbook.
we get the logbook.
Electronic logbook All vessels exceeding 10 metres must keep a logbook.
Travis Unger showed up with Black Peter's logbook. but then a few weeks before you set sail, Seemed pretty foolproof.
The introduction of“electronic logbook” in fisheries provided for a whole paperless reporting process of fishing data for fishermen
In addition, certain elements of the CFP, such as the logbook, have been introduced in the Mediterranean later than in the Atlantic.
I refer specifically to the reduction by 20 to a 5% margin of tolerance between the estimation of the quantities retained on board and that of the logbook figure.
Existing paper-based tools will be replaced at all stages of the fisheries chain- i.e. logbook, landing declarations and sales notes- except for vessels below 10 metres overall length.
European Vessel Identification Number(ENI number), the logbook identification number, the date of issuance and the issuing authority.
calculated as a percentage of the logbook figures, whichever is the greater or to have.
taking the navigational equipment, logbook and supplies, as well as the injured Miller.
The ships' logbook, sextant, mechanical chronometer
To facilitate effective monitoring masters of Community fishing vessels should be obliged to keep a logbook and submit landing and transhipment declarations.
The logbook contains certain completed forms from Annex 1 to the Ordinance on Waste Recovery
Record independently in a logbook the catch information prescribed in Article 6 of Regulation(EEC) No 2847/9312;
For the prior notification and logbook requirements it is necessary to adapt the general rules of Regulation 1224/2009 to the particularities of the North Sea
vessel monitoring system data, fishing logbook information, landing
electronic logbook) allowing cross-checks of all relevant data;
that vessels hold a single active logbook.
that this working language is recorded in the ship's logbook.