Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Offshore terminals in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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At sea, the offshore terminals.
we also provide services to onshore and offshore terminals.
The Commission's proposal covers ports, offshore terminals and anchorage areas under the jurisdiction of a Member State.
ship repair yards or offshore terminals;
All shipments of heavy grade oil to or from EU ports, offshore terminals or anchorage areas to be carried by double-hull oil tankers,
catch on board fishing vessels, when such vessels are voluntarily in its ports or at its offshore terminals.
It must be stressed that ships flying the flag of a third country do not have access to ports or offshore terminals under Community jurisdiction if they operate under these exemptions.
An oil tanker shall not be allowed to enter into ports or offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of a Member State beyond the anniversary of the date of delivery of the ship, in 2005 for Category(1) ships, and in 2010 for Category(2) ships, unless it complies with the Condition Assessment Scheme referred to in Article 6.
It prohibits the carriage of heavy grades of oil in all single-hull tankers flying the flag of a Member State irrespective of the jurisdiction governing the ports, offshore terminals or the maritime area in which they operate.
In the event that a port State Contracting Party considers that a vessel of another Contracting Party making use of its ports or offshore terminals has violated a provision of this Agreement
under exceptional circumstances, an individual ship to enter the ports or offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of that Member State, when.
allowed to enter or leave ports or offshore terminals or anchor in areas under the jurisdiction of a Member State unless it complies with the Condition Assessment Scheme referred to in Article 6.
whatever the jurisdiction applicable to the ports, offshore terminals or maritime area in which these tankers operate.
be allowed to enter into ports or offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of a Member State after the anniversary of the date of delivery of the ship in the year specified hereafter,
The European Commission proposes an amendment to Regulation(EC) No 417/2002 to translate the political commitment into law that would extend the scope of the Regulation by prohibiting the carriage of heavy grades of oil in all single-hull tankers flying the flag of a Member State irrespective of the jurisdiction governing the ports, offshore terminals or the maritime area in which they operate.
allowed to enter or leave ports or offshore terminals or anchor in areas under the jurisdiction of a Member State beyond the anniversary of the date of delivery of the ship,
oil tankers entering into ports and offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of Member States and(b)
It is in the Community's interest to adopt measures to ensure that oil tankers entering into ports and offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of Member States
However, a ship flying the flag of a Member State could take advantage of the exemptions from Regulation 13H if it operated outside ports or offshore terminals under Community jurisdiction
to operate single-hull tankers remain, at least until the final date when Category 1 tankers are allowed to enter ports and offshore terminals under the jurisdiction of the Member States.
Paragraph 8b of the same Regulation gives the right for Parties to the MARPOL 73/78 Convention to deny entry into the ports or offshore terminals under their jurisdiction of oil tankers allowed to operate under this exception.
heavy grades of oil, irrespective of their flags- not only Member State flags- will not be allowed to enter ports or offshore terminals or to anchor in areas under the jurisdiction of a Member State unless they are double-hull tankers.
operating in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 5 of revised Regulation 13G of Annex I of MARPOL 73/78 into the ports or offshore terminals under its jurisdiction, on the basis of paragraph 8(b)
Offshore terminal in situ construction work.
Ships that enter a port or offshore terminal of a Member State
Entering into a port or offshore terminal under the jurisdiction of a Member State, irrespective of their flag, or.
Entering into a port, offshore terminal or anchorage area under the jurisdiction of a Member State, irrespective of their flag, or.
in Article 3 paragraph 1 by adding the words“that enter a port or offshore terminal of a Member State”.
5000 tons deadweight and above that are entering into a port, offshore terminal or anchorage areas under the jurisdiction of a Member State, irrespective of their flag, or flying the flag of a Member State.
Entering or leaving a port or offshore terminal or anchoring in an area under the jurisdiction of a Member State,