Príklady seamanship

• This is very informative for a reader who is not an expert on the practical side of seamanship.

• Historians have written that our naval supremacy in wars of the past was due mainly if not solely to our superior seamanship.

• Nevertheless, we are determined to encourage international bodies to raise the existing standard of seamanship and navigational competence.

• We have failed to recruit the cadets whose skills and seamanship are needed to build that role in the future.

• Only about half of the boys in the nautical schools receive instruction in seamanship, but they all get other forms of training.

• There is evidence for alleging incompetence in their seamanship.

• They stick to the rules of good seamanship and good conduct; they have a proper regard for one another's safety.

• Of the 31 candidates undergoing special training 9 obtained first class certificates in seamanship, 20 second class certificates and 2 third class certificates.

• I understand that the trawlermen themselves, and all concerned, have paid tribute to the very good seamanship and support and protection of the tugs.

• Seamanship and a knowledge of the sea are of the utmost importance.

• I believe that training in sailing ships gives a far more thorough knowledge of seamanship than years of steam.

• Accidents are usually due to human error, bad training and bad seamanship.

• The families of those who perished were extremely disappointed at such an inconclusive result, and at the allegations of bad seamanship made in the report.

• There is scope for seamanship, and my noble friend is a most experienced navigator, especially in such waters.

• We have set benchmarks for the international community in training, standards of seamanship, maintenance and safety procedures.