Maritime Security

She felt much safer once she d put her helmet on.

Fasten your seat belt and chew gum.

Maritime security

Now come on, up this tree. Be safer up there.

Maritime security and crimes at sea

Maritime safety and security

Go get your helmet.

Message went, Arrived okay.

You better fasten your safety belt.

Hello! Everybody's safely aboard.

Initiatives have been taken for proliferation security and maritime security.

Fasten your seat belts.

Sea border security system

State Security is nominally responsible for politically based security issues.

The section is, thus, responsible for maritime security, aviation security, physical security, personnel security, IT security, emergency management, threat assessments and a newly established situation centre.

I am buckling in seatbelts from the front.

Be careful on your way back home.

But indeed, in recent crashes the lap and shoulder seatbelts, actually, are doing even better than the car seats.

Firearms are stored in a secured place with security guards strictly attached to the cargo.

The GMDSS also provides for urgency and safety communications and the dissemination of maritime safety information, including navigational and meteorological warnings.

It's very safe actually.

In taxis, you get condoms.

Is it safe to skate on this lake?

The special measures to enhance maritime security

Improved port and maritime security.

Paris streets ain't safe at night.

It is using that money more rationally to make the countries of the world secure, to make the people of the world secure.

Stop global warming use condoms.

The reality is that the security fence works.

SOLAS International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea

This is ostensibly due to national security concerns.

There's safety in numbers, Helen.

No, no, this isn't my house.

Here, put it on your finger. It'll be safer that way. Well, isn't that bad luck?

It's the safest place in the world.

Save your tears now. Save them for the journey.

Point of use household water treatment systems, together with safe water storage, can provide safe drinking water from unsafe water sources.

The special measures to enhance maritime security, which the IMO has adopted on 12 December 2002 within the framework of the International Convention on the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), 1974 as amended (SOLAS Convention), entered into force on the 1 July 2004.

It's perfectly safe tonight.

Everything secure aloft? Aye, aye, sir.

This is not the safest place in the world.

Take him down to the ship, Bosun. He'll be safer down there.

Remember, the boat is East German. You won't be safe until you're ashore.

Effective implementation of the maritime security measures in SOLAS and the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code can also contribute significantly to a reduction in criminal activities at sea.