Examples of using To ships in English and their translations into Swedish
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quiet vehicles for all transport modes, from road vehicles to ships, barges, rolling stock and aircraft.
We supply fuel oils from Teboil's own storage facilities directly to ships and vessels easily using our tankers.
Thirdly, Member States must offer tangible help to ships and areas that are in distress.
Port-internal infrastructure can be defined as civil works within the port area that facilitate supply of services to ships and cargoes.
The rule regarding one transport contract does not apply to ships and aircraft in international traffic.
installations for supply of LNG as fuel to ships(ISO/TS 18683:2015, IDT) Language.
the board decided to end flying operations and switch to ships.
1930s she was used to transport repair crews to ships in Gothenburg port.
AFS-Certificate” means the certificate issued to ships in conformity with the provisions of Annex 4 to the AFS-Convention;
Administrations shall set security levels and ensure the provision of security level information to ships entitled to fly their flag.
Furthermore, with regard to ships reaching the end of their lives, we agree that
Measures designed to prevent unauthorized access to the port facility, to ships moored at the facility,
Without prejudice to the duty of assistance to ships in distress, these might include a prohibition to enter or to leave port,
The standards will apply not only to ships providing international services
Because the additional limitation relating to ships flying the Union flag will bring the Union into confrontation with its partners in the world
Often, however, the relationship between fees charged to ships and the costs of PRF is unclear.
Morgan must have rendered this planet inaccessible to ships to ensure that enemies such as the Ori could not destroy the Sangraal from orbit.
Opening up the market to ships which are not among the Regulation's beneficiaries.
The instruments adopted within the International Maritime Organisation only apply to ships engaged in international trade
Current ship recycling capacity in OECD countries which is legally accessible to ships flying the flag of a Member State is insufficient.