substandard ship造句

• The use of the sundial cannon was subsequently confined to substandard ships.
• Their crews are mistreated, they routinely sail with no employment contracts on substandard ships.
• In 2009 the Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association won a legal case prohibiting all substandard ship breaking.
• By the late 1980s, the number of substandard ships entering U . S . ports posed increased threats to maritime commerce and environment.
• Safety is the responsibility of everyone, and strict application of all the measures is the only way of ensuring that substandard ships do not fall through the safety net.
• Whenever a substandard ship is detained, the Coast Guard reports the action via an internet based system to alert shippers to potential risks associated with shipping on the substandard vessel.
• With an eye toward reducing the number of accidents caused by substandard ships, a 1995 EU directive requires member states to inspect at least 25 percent of ships using its ports each year.
• Seeking to protect the safety and health of U . S . harbors, the Coast Guard has started a campaign to rid the waters of substandard ships that are registered in foreign countries, often detaining them for weeks at anchor or in terminals until their owners fix the deficiencies.
• Only by making ship owners accountable for the state of vessels under their control would substandard ships be eliminated, Andrew Linington, head of communications at NUMAST said . " Even when ship owners were clearly linked with a ship that did not meet acceptable standards it seems no action will be taken, " Linington said.