Examples of using Foreign ships in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Foreign ships from every place come there,
Indonesia said it will continue to take“decisive” action against foreign ships operating illegally in waters under its jurisdiction after Beijing criticized its navy for shooting at Chinese fishing vessels.
These acts include threatening and damaging foreign ships, declaring a fishing ban for part of the year in half of the South China Sea and arresting foreign fisherman who do not comply.
We will not hesitate to take decisive action against foreign ships, whatever their flag and nationality, when they commit violations in Indonesian territory,” Indonesian navy
Foreign ships, including warships still exercised the right to navigate in the waters inside the“cow-tongue line” from the time it appeared in the maps published in 1948 by the Republic of China.
Moscow announced in March that foreign ships must submit a request 45 days in advance,
Cambodia, once the most popular flag of convenience for North Korea, ended its registry scheme for all foreign ships in August, although it did not single out North Korea.
China prefers to use non-military or paramilitary ships(like those of the CMS) to harass foreign ships it wants out of the EEZ or disputed warfare.
Guard in maritime emergencies, including encounters with foreign ships.
manning or equipment of foreign ships unless they are giving effect to generally accepted international rules or standards.
Foreign ships exercising the right of innocent passage through the territorial sea shall comply with all such laws and regulations and all generally accepted
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Pirates currently hold more than a dozen foreign ships, most moored along the Horn of Africa nation's long coast, with about 230 foreign sailors from Russia to the Philippines.
Also under the new rules, after docking in Cuba, some foreign ships carrying certain cargo will be permitted to travel directly to U.S. ports to load or unload freight.
Foreign ships and aircraft may pass through an EEZ, but all resource development such as mining, fishing, and drilling is controlled
Yet Article 24 of UNCLOS expressly states that a coastal State may not“impose requirements on foreign ships which have the practical effect of denying or impairing the right of innocent passage.”.
The telegraph also claims the maritime surveillance forces logged the transit of 1,303 foreign ships and 214 planes in 2010,
manning or equipment of foreign ships unless they are giving effect to generally accepted international rules or standards.
convenience for North Korea, ended its registry scheme for all foreign ships in August, although it did not single out North Korea.
Guard in maritime emergencies, including encounters with foreign ships.