Examples of using Coast guards in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
He called the Coast Guards.
Notice the specific reference to the illegal emigrants intercepted by the Coast Guards.
BREAKING: Turkish Coast Guards attack refugees.
The Coast Guards and Customs Police were busy the entire day with five operations in which 303 people were rescued.
Independent of international rescue services: Coast Guards, SAR, MRCC etc.
If coast guards do not act promptly, it will be sought, on the one hand, to enforce rescue operations through public pressure.
The NGO Watch the Med-Alarmphone calls the spanisch and moroccan coast guards- but nothing happens.
Libyan coast guards speed up their vessel while a man is still clinging to starboard side( video above), a life threatening situation.
Such information is gathered essentially by coast guards, border guards, police services and defence forces.
Naval ships and coast guard: From the very start, A& R has been a partner of a wide range of naval forces and coast guards around the globe.
The coast guards are informed about the activities of the Alarmphone and a respectful and cooperative contact with all rescue units is being pursued.
The self-contained and independent rescue systems of Seareq don't require external support form SAR, Coast Guards, and don't interfere in the GMDSS.
It is important that you obtain an MMSI because National Coast Guards and other search and rescue(SAR) agencies use this information to help speed search and rescue operations.
In that capacity, the Freewinds has conducted safety andsecurity training for more than 100 Caribbean port authorities, coast guards and maritime organizations.
The EU is participating in the training of coast guards in this north African country, which has two governments and a large number of armed groups who operate outside their control.
Libya is a civil-war country, according to our knowledge there are three different coast guards, different governments, and numerous militia.
Bottom line: The EU must continue to collaborate with African countries from which migrants are coming fromand train Libyan and Italian coast guards.
Instead of calming the situation down, Libyan Coast Guards even threw potatoes and lifebuoys at the Sea-Watch rescue boats that were deployed to take people out of the water.
The boat is the only one on the ground equipped with a night visiondevice and can thus be used around the clock, in coordination with the coast guards.
The proposal aims at reinforcing the EU's Coast Guards capacity to response to threats and risks in the maritime domain by inter alia improving co-operation between all relevant civilian and military actors.
The fourth function of Galileo, to offer a public regulated service, is obviously planned as a dual use for military operations,just as for the police, coast guards and intelligence services.
Coast guards, police and navies may share information to better prevent and combat all kinds of illegal activities at sea or to protect merchant ships and fishing boats from attacks and other threats at sea.
Identification missions to the priority countries will be carried out jointly with Member States and EU agencies' involvement,in particular of European Border and Coast Guards and EUROPOL, on the ground will be strengthened.
Cases are documented,where refugees get beaten up by Turkish coast guards with wooden sticks and our crew could witness multiple cases, when refugee boats got attacked with water cannons", says Jünemann.
TAOLA brings together all non-governmental organizations dedicated to the protection of endangered sea turtles on the various islands of the archipelago, but also nature conservation authorities andlocal executive bodies such as police and coast guards.
For years, the Member States' various competent law enforcement bodies, including police,customs and coast guards, have made every effort to prevent the import of illegal drugs into the territory of the Member States.
A crisis-management team,composed of representatives of both countries' foreign ministries, coast guards, and militaries, should not only meet regularly, but should also consult each other in emergency situations, thereby minimizing the risk that matters get out of control.
We have limited the number of fishing days,had a break during the summer and have been able to use the coast guards as an effective means of control as they could tell us that when fishing boats were not supposed to be out, fishing boats were not out.
By bringing together surveillance data from civil and military authorities like coast guards, navies, traffic monitoring, environmental and pollution monitoring, fisheries and border control, duplication of work can be avoided and savings of up to €400 million per year can be made.
What is needed is effective cooperation andexchanges of information between the various national coast guards and to ensure that each Member State provides the appropriate funding of resources for monitoring and combating maritime pollution- and here the Community budget could make a significant contribution.