Voorbeelden van seaworthiness

• The panel has been exploring the possibility of human error and is examining the vessel's stability and seaworthiness.

• Engineers who've monitored the project say the seaworthiness of the catamaran design is well-established.

• The companies that check ships' seaworthiness have said overstretched and undertrained crews might explain last year's rise in shipping accidents.

• Even to maintain the vessel's seaworthiness certificate will need significant spending.

• Another is the safety and seaworthiness of the vessel.

• But there does not seem to be any doubt as to the seaworthiness of the vessel.

• In this instance, that means the seaworthiness of the boat involved.

• The first is that grant and loan is being given without adequate supervision of the seaworthiness of the boats.

• I am not myself qualified to talk about the seaworthiness of the ships in which we send men to sea.

• Prior to sailing, rigorous checks are undertaken to validate all aspects of a vessel's seaworthiness.

• Each year, the hovercraft grows more efficient—the power/weight ratios improve, the service reliability gets better, the seaworthiness and seakeeping in bad weather improve.

• We should be exercised about the seaworthiness of seagoing vessels.

• The first is that the safety and seaworthiness of a vessel is specified as one of the objects for which improvement grants may be made.

• The two existing boats are already in a dangerous state of repair and it is only a matter of time before their seaworthiness is affected.

• Are all ships before they leave port inspected as to their seaworthiness?

• The first is the design of ships, their seaworthiness and maintenance.

• Is there any government policy to try to ensure that universal standards of seaworthiness are maintained by all the classification bureaux?

• They have a seaworthiness certificate which was granted to them before they left harbour – and they would not have left harbour unless they had it.

• Second, a new provision has been included for improvements to the safety and seaworthiness of vessels.