marine law

Due to Lawrence's years working in the shipping industry, it was only natural that when he became a solicitor, he went into marine law.

The captain of the Hebei Spirit has been charged with violating marine law.

In 1890, he set up practice as a lawyer in Antwerp and specialized himself in international marine law.

Money collected from the licenses will go for saltwater marine research and for marine law enforcement.

The sergeant, unaccustomed to marine law, hesitated. '

Lieutenant Reidy and other marine law enforcement authorities said that although radios were essential, few smallboat operators carried them.

Artichoke rancher who owned the land wanted $500 to let the salvors cross his land; under marine law no payment is required.

"As an academic jurist, Amin is at his best on constitutions, marine law, the Shari'a and human rights.

At 10:00am a rescue team comprising policemen, firemen, marine law enforcement bureau and civil defence officers arrived at the accident area.

Our 2008 winners the Community of Arran Seabed Trust even went on to change marine law to protect their local environment!

His interest in the Silver Knave came from the fact that he was moving cargoes aboard liners at cut rates, in violation of marine law.

Set up by the founder of the Cities Service Company, the foundation's endowments go primarily to further marine biology, oceanography and marine law projects.

Those carrying out the questioning and representation included legal counsels, and assessors and experts in marine law and shipping architecture.

Personal watercraft, though, are also the focus of much marine law enforcement, said Sergeant Heine and Officer Tom Gregorian.

Eventually I found a top marine law firm in Maine; the attorneys there convinced me to file a lawsuit against the U.s. Coast Guard.

The marine law enforcement branch of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Troop W, is headquartered at Birch Lake.

The purpose of these consolidations was to align air and marine law enforcement personnel and assets into one agency, enabling them to better accomplish the new homeland security mission.

Puy-Pradal arrives with his secretary - his daughter Béatrice - and once on board he displays his complete ignorance of marine law, and commits endless blunders.

State Park Police also provide special services including marine law enforcement and education duties on New York waterways, snowmobile enforcement and education, and rope rescue teams.

The marina business is closed, and the site now serves as dockage for patrol vessels from local marine law enforcement agencies, primarily the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Little Leo, it appeared, was working his way simultaneously through biology, astrophysics, phrenology, chemical engineering, architecture, Christian Science, psychosomatic medicine, marine law, business management, Yoga, crystallography, metaphysics and modern literature.

Lord Mersey and the various counsels, assessors and experts in marine law and shipping architecture, questioned White Star Line officials, government officials, surviving passengers and crew, and those who had aided the rescue efforts.

The law, which is developed upon the basis of Islamic Law and is not set out in writing, consists of a system of marine laws and regulations; in regard, the sea is a source of work and welfare.

The Marine Enforcement Section, as the marine law enforcement branch of the Highway Patrol, provides law enforcement service to 38 state lakes and recreation areas consisting of 4,385 miles of shoreline and 490,215 surface acres of water.

I will concede that the dumpling disguise works well with the catch of the day these days; with marine laws restricting so many of the more pleasant-looking varieties until they replenish themselves, the bottom feeders that are permissible are best eaten concealed.