Maritime Regulations definition

Maritime Regulations means the regulations, administrative provisions, acts and/or other provisions issued by the Maritime Authorities for the co-ordination of movement of LNG Tankers. [“Regolamenti Marittimi” in the Italian text]

Maritime Regulations means the RMI Maritime Regulations (MI-108);

Maritime Regulations. ’ means the laws and regulations, including international agreements and treaties, which exclusively govern activities at sea or in any navigable waters;

Examples of Maritime Regulations in a sentence

• An Occurrence includes any act, failure to act, or Offense contrary to the Maritime Act or any Maritime Regulations, including any Rules made as provided by law and those contained in any International Conventions and Agreements to which the RMI is a party or which it has implemented.

• An updated copy of the Maritime Regulations for the Operation of the Panama Canal must be maintained on board all transiting vessels.

• The surcharges and ranking penalty mentioned in the previous paragraphs shall not apply when the reason for the vessel´s late arrival or cancellation of the reservation is due to a medical or humanitarian emergency, fortuitous event or force majeure, as stated in Article 31 of the Maritime Regulations for the Operation of the Panama Canal.Cancellations due to substitutions and changes in booking dates will not incur in the above-mentioned surcharges.

• The maximum loading rate is around 900 m3/hr.The Small Scale User shall comply with the provisions and specifications of the Maritime Regulations.

• For example the issue of the translation and publication of the EU Maritime Regulations and Directives, as the Association Agreement stipulates, has not yet been resolved.

• Developed permeable surfaces, such as lawns and recreation field, cover 24.8% of the land cover and undeveloped permeable surfaces, such as woods and water bodies, cover 18.8% of the land cover of New Rochelle.

• These Regulations may be cited as the Quarantine (Maritime) Regulations.

• The cost analysis of the previous chapter presented the total annual costs generated by operating the second truck of the firm based on the current distribution plan.

• For the purpose of Chapter 7 of the Maritime Regulations, seafarers means any and all members of the crew and officers other than the Master and pilots, employed or engaged in any capacity on board any vessel.

• Figure 1 depicts the schematic of an ICI, which is based on the averaged model of a three-phase converter (For the sake of clarity, the electrical circuit of one phase is shown.).

More Definitions of Maritime Regulations

Maritime Regulations means the Marshall Islands Maritime Regulations, MI-108, a publication promulgated by the Office of the Maritime Administrator;

Maritime Regulations means the RMI Maritime Regulations (MI-108), a publication promulgated by the Administrator;

Maritime Regulations means maritime Regulations made by the Minister under this Act;