Traduction de «évacuation de port par des navires marchands » (Français → Anglais) :

UKMTO Dubai also administers the voluntary reporting scheme, under which merchant ships are encouraged to send daily reports, providing their position and ETA at their next port, whilst transiting the region bound by Suez, 78° E and 10° S. UKMTO Dubai subsequently tracks ships, and the positional information is passed to CMF and EU headquarters.

Although the deployment has guaranteed access for the merchant ships that carried 227 000 tonnes for the United Nations Food Programme to Somalia, now we must make an effort to cover the work of the dozens of European fishing vessels fishing in the area.

‘port’ means a place having facilities for merchant ships to moor and to load or unload cargo or to disembark or embark passengers to or from vessels;

In the US, the Port of Los Angeles has introduced a voluntary speed reduction program for commercial cargo ships, applying a 12-knot speed restriction within a 20 nautical mile radius of the port. The rationale for the scheme is to reduce ships' air pollutant emissions, with air quality benefits estimated at up to 3.4 tonnes NOx reductions per day.

The port is only equipped for repairing merchant ships, not warships and much less nuclear submarines.

Whereas Spain published on 25 November 1992 a new Law on Ports and Merchant creating a special register for vessels and shipping companies which will be open initially for vessels operating in international trade only; whereas the average tonnage of the Spanish fleet operating in cabotage is small compared to the competitive fleets from other Member States, therefore, causing a cost disadvantage; whereas the operating costs of Spanish vessels in Spanish waters can be adjusted only over a period of time given the need for further revision of applicable agreements and regulations, whereas for these reasons the likely appearance of ships ...[+++]registered in other Member States' special registers may pose a serious threat to the survival of Spanish operators in the cabotage market;