Примеры использования Pleasure navigation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pleasure Navigation.
Of rules for pleasure navigation.
Pleasure navigation in special areas.
Exclusively for pleasure navigation.
Pleasure navigation activities in special areas.
Regulations and recommendations for pleasure navigation.
Features of Pleasure Navigation in Moscow and Moscow Region.
Regulations and recommendations for pleasure navigation.
Annex III(optional): Inland pleasure navigation ports(marinas) of international importance PE ports.
Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation.
Annex III could contain information on pleasure navigation centers and their minimum equipment, supplies and facilities to be available.
The Informal Working Group will assist SC.3 in regularly updating the map of inland waterways for pleasure navigation.
Small Craft Used Exclusively for Pleasure Navigation-- Resolution No. 41;
The Working Party may wish to continue its work on the draft resolution on small craft used exclusively for pleasure navigation.
Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation activities in special areas.
The representative of the Danube Commission also suggested that the term"small craft" whenever used in the text of the draft resolution should be followed with the words"used exclusively for pleasure navigation.
The Committee took note of the publication by the secretariat of an update of the map giving comprehensive information on the state of European inland waterways used for commercial and pleasure navigation.
Iv Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation activities in special areas;
Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation activities in special areas for the interest of safety of navigation as well as for the healthy development of tourist activities on inland waterways(1999); Priority: 2.
Noting further the desirability of incorporating all the provisions concerning small craft used exclusively for pleasure navigation in a single resolution.
The provisions of this annex shall apply to small craft used exclusively for pleasure navigation. The competent authorities may exempt certain categories of small craft from the requirements of this annex.
The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE)Working Party on Inland Water Transport originally developed an international certificate for operators of pleasure craft to facilitate pleasure navigation along the lengths of the rivers Rhine and Danube.
Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation activities in special areas for the interest of safety of navigation as well as for the healthy development of tourist activities on inland waterways. 1999.
Several delegations suggested that a provision on recognition of national registration of a small craft used exclusively for pleasure navigation should be introduced in the text of section III IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS.
Establishment of a uniform set of rules for pleasure navigation activities in special areas[, to be included in a new Annex 12 to CEVNI] for the interest of safety of navigation as well as for the healthy development of tourist activities on inland waterways.[(1997)] 1999.
In addition to the handbook or as a separate part of it,information should be presented on all aspects which may be of interest for individual pleasure navigation on international and national rivers and lakes as well as on coastal routes.
Taking into account CEVNI, resolution no.13(revised) on the International Certificate for Pleasure Craft, resolution nos. 40 on Competence of Pleasure Craft Operators, and41 on Small Craft Used Exclusively for Pleasure Navigation.
The majority of delegates felt that the length of a small craft used exclusively for pleasure navigation of 20 m should be retained in the text of the draft resolution as most appropriate and harmonized with the revised CEVNI.
The guidelines could also contain a link to national legislations governing navigation of recreational craft on national waterways of the UNECE member States, presented in Part II, and, possibly,their national associations of pleasure navigation.