Shipyards The mercantile

I was a captain in the merchant marine.

Her father was a captain in the merchant marines.

This is a merchant vessel.

Merchant brig Marie Louise, sir. Captain doesn't comprend English.

Registrar of Shipping

What made you join the merchant marine?

Sorry, Captain, we've sighted another merchantman.

Further, the Merchant Marine authorities of Greece have notified commercial operators in order to prevent their involvement in the transportation of prohibited materials and equipment.

She is like the merchant ships. She brings her bread from afar.

She is like the merchant ships. She brings her bread from afar.

She is like the merchants' ships she bringeth her food from afar.

She is like the merchants' ships she bringeth her food from afar.

Well, it's not a bad life, the merchant marine, except for the Uboats.

And my orders are to sink merchant ships and avoid a battle.

Somalia's coastal and offshore waters are dangerous for the innocent passage of fishing vessels, traditional boats, yachts and commercial vessel traffic.

(iv) Seeking consent of the flag State for boarding and agreement on subsequent procedures should a seizure be made

Having taken cognizance of the activities of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) and the Organization of the Islamic Shipowners' Association (OISA)

Complete it and have it put on board the first merchant ship that can take it.

Up to September 30th, she attacked no shipping.

Merchant ships caught fire. The burning masts fell. Some houses...

During this fishing trip the Somali merchant vessel Soul Sea replenished the Alpha Serengeti with supplies.

(d) The Association of West European Shipbuilders, which had been granted status in the special category at the first part of the thirty fourth session of the Board, had changed its name to Association of European Shipbuilders and Shiprepairers.

Another example of a pirated ship is that of the merchant vessel Feisty Gas, a liquefied petroleum gas tanker.

In particular, the expert group recommended that a distinction be made between commercial vessels where illicit drugs were part of the cargo, and other vessels, such as pleasure craft or fishing vessels, which had often been refitted for drug trafficking purposes.

Wind blew into the merchant shipping. Four or five burned and sank right here.

of the latest movements of a German surface raider that's at large in the South Atlantic.

issuance by the maritime authority of international ship safety certificates for all national shipping engaged in international trading operations for a period of five years

The main sea based sources of marine litter are merchant shipping, ferries and cruise liners, fishing vessels (mainly as a source of abandoned or lost fishing gear), military fleets, research vessels, pleasure craft, offshore oil and gas platforms and aquaculture installations.

Once provided to icebreakers of the Canadian Coast Guard and commercial ships, the images save costs for navigation and mapping, safeguard lives, and protect ships and equipment.

Participating in its work is the Office of the General Coordinator of Ports and Merchant Shipping together with the General Directorate of Ports, the Merchant Navy, the Ports Authority and the Maritime Education Trust Fund (FIDENA).

You know a fleet of Macedonian galleys has been raiding Roman commerce.

62. The observer for the International Ship Suppliers Association (ISSA) expressed concern that ship suppliers interests would be adversely affected by some of the changes to the Arrest Convention.

MULTIPORT Multiport Ship Agencies Network . C.3 XXXIII

Ship based marine debris from commercial shipping has been addressed by assisting countries to put in place arrangements to manage ships' waste.

66. There are indications that drug traffickers are relying increasingly relying on commercial and non commercial maritime vessels to transport illicit drug consignments.

76. Denmark stated that, according to its fisheries legislation, every person who was carrying out commercial fisheries in Denmark was registered as a professional fisher, and that a vessel could only be used to fish commercially if it had been registered in the general vessel register for all vessels, and in the specific register for fishing vessels which was kept by the Directorate for Fisheries.

Now, the situation is far from clear, for we're witnessing the departure of a French merchant vessel, the Cote d'Azur.

ISSA International Ship Suppliers Association . C.3 XXXIII(II)

(b) Ships owned or operated by a State when being used for non commercial government purposes.

(a) subject to Article 5, charter parties, even if used in connection with liner services and agreements between vessel owners or operators concerning the use of all or part of the vessel

83. From the mid 1980s to the mid 1990s, the volume of merchant shipping vessels in the Caribbean increased significantly.

According to the neutrality law a merchant ship must be given 24 hours' notice or 24 hours' grace before an enemy warship can sail after her.

The captain was a captain of a sea going ship.

Jumped ship. Jumped ship!