Примеры использования Maritime bureau на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The International Maritime Bureau reported 31 acts of piracy in 2007-- three against ships carrying WFP food.
Several Member States,as well as the International Maritime Organization and the International Maritime Bureau, the European Union Naval Force and INTERPOL provided valuable assistance.
According to the International Maritime Bureau, the majority of those incidents occurred off the Somali coast during the first six months of this year.
Somali waters now have a fearsome reputation and have been classified as some of the world's most dangerous by both the International Maritime Bureau and International Maritime Organization.
In 2009, the International Maritime Bureau registered 217 attacks, including 47 hijackings.
These declining trends in piracy and armed robbery against ships appear to have been continuing in thefirst half of 2013, during which the International Maritime Bureau reported 120 incidents worldwide, including four hijackings.
In 2009, the International Maritime Bureau recorded 50 acts of maritime piracy in our area.
The International Maritime Bureau(IMB) of the International Chamber of Commerce(ICC) reports that there has been a marked increase in the number of attacks in the South China Sea and an increase of attacks in Indonesian waters.
To thwart such activities in future, the International Maritime Bureau had proposed that an IMO identification number be welded onto vessels.
The International Maritime Bureau of the International Chamber of Commerce reported that in the first six months of 2012, it had received reports of 69 attacks, attributable to Somali pirates, compared with 163 for the same period in 2011.
The MV Delta Ranger reported the attack to the International Maritime Bureau(IMB) at Kuala Lumpur. The hunters had now become the hunted.
The International Maritime Bureau has identified four types of attacks carried out within the past decade, varying very much which are associated primarily with the region in which they occur.
According to the International Chamber of Commerce International Maritime Bureau, about 100 Malta flag ships have been attacked off the coast of Somalia since December 2003.
In 2007, the International Maritime Bureau registered 47 attacks, including 12 hijackings, an increase of 135 and 140 per cent, respectively, in comparison with 2006.
According to the International Maritime Bureau, in 2012, in the waters of the Gulf of Guinea 58 ships were attacked.
According to the International Maritime Bureau, the 217 pirate incidents in the Somali Basin and the Gulf of Aden represented over half of worldwide piracy-related incidents in 2009.
According to the International Maritime Bureau, the waters around Nigeria and Somalia remain particularly dangerous areas for navigation.
According to the International Maritime Bureau(IMB), a significant majority of these incidents have occurred off the coast of Somalia 148.
According to the International Maritime Bureau in early 2011 there were more than 350 pirate attacks on ships, which is a record….
In summer 2013 the International Maritime Bureau(IMB) issued a report, which noted that the activity of Somali pirates fell to a minimum.
According to the International Maritime Bureau, attackers are using hijacked ocean-going vessels as"mother ships" to carry out their operations.
According to the International Maritime Bureau(IMB), since 2011 in the oceans more than 350 pirate attacks on ships have been evidenced, which is a record.
From 2006 to 2010, the International Maritime Bureau recorded 29 attacks for Nigeria alone and, by the end of March 2011, another 5 attacks had been recorded.
In 2012 the International Maritime Bureau reported 58 actual and attempted attacks around the Gulf of Guinea, an increase from 48 in 2011.
In 2013, the International Maritime Bureau registered 15 attacks, including two hijackings, which represents a hijacking succes rate of 13.3 per cent, the lowest since 2005.
In October 2009, the International Maritime Bureau reported that the number of attacks in the Indian Ocean off the Somali coast more than tripled to 47, from 12 in the same period a year earlier.
On 16 January 2009, the International Maritime Bureau reported an unprecedented 11 per cent worldwide increase in the number of incidents of piracy or armed robbery at sea against ships in 2008.
During the course of 2009, the International Maritime Bureau Piracy Reporting Centre registered a total of 217 attacks by Somali pirates around the Horn of Africa, an increase of 95 per cent over the previous year.
The International Maritime Bureau has said that shipowners should consider the installation of SHIPLOC, a low-cost vessel tracking system, which claims to be capable of instant location of a vessel.