Entering port definition

Entering port means a vessel entering the port’s limits.
Entering port means a vessel entering the port's limits.

Examples of Entering port in a sentence

  • Such actions may include: • Entering port to a lay-by berth where no further port navigation is required and commencing de- ballasting prior to loading at a PWCS berth; or • Entering port to a lay-by berth or moving from a PWCS berth to a lay-by berth while repairs or other activities are carried out.

  • Enforcement Requirements Position monitoring on a 4 hourly frequency cycle (on shore tracking and plotting facilities to determine area violations)Vessels may be polled at any time for a current position Activity reporting- Returning to port- Entering port (enabling transmitter to be turned off)- Leaving port (re-establish reporting)- Entering EEZ- Leaving EEZ- Entering a restricted zone - with reason for doing soShore based recording and reporting facilities.

  • Following the transactions reported on this Form 4, Mr. Hodous held (a) 147,553 shares of the Company's common stock and (b) 48,508 restricted stock units with vesting criteria tied to performance.

Related to Entering port

  • Metering Date for a Billing Period, means the midnight of the last Day of the calendar month.