Nothing in this Convention shall be deemed to impair the right of the master of a ship to require a seafarer to perform any hours of work necessary for the immediate safety of the ship, persons on board or cargo, or for the purpose of giving assistance to other ships or persons in distress at sea.

Ambasada nam je u svom odgovoru objasnila da Turske vlasti drže nemogućim dopustiti transport misala zbog njegova delikatnog stanja ("... it is unfortunately deemed impossible to allow its transportation, due to the fragile physical condition of the manuscript ").

Injured workers deemed eligible for vocational rehabilitation benefits are offered a twelve-week period of employment counselling and retraining before being quietly taken off the payroll

Audience erosion was deemed the main reason for canceling the show

One of the projects that was deemed to be suitable for involving students is the creation of digital repository for storage of the digital content created daily by the Department (students ' diploma papers, teacher ' s articles, various news, etc.), and organized in several digital collections.

You are deemed to be the ' Ultimate Employer.

How were we deemed worthy of this perfect love

A mist, which showed things as well as any mirror would, only the mist did not reflect anything yet, but rather showing the other side, what is happening there, where Time Keeper had to set his threads to shape the future as the world deemed fair.

The overall scope and agenda behind Chemtrails (Operation Clover Leaf, Operation Red Sky, Operation Rain Dance, the code names for these ops, BTW) intertwines several overall objectives deemed imperative by the real power in DC, which is the NSA

In the perspective of a young artist from a country deemed to be at the margins and periphery, the list of names oscillates between wish and frustration; namely, Muja s legitimate wish to create his own artistic identity within the densely populated past and present of contemporary art, is drastically conditioned by the geopolitical realities of the environment he was born into.

Teams must supply the latter when such a test is deemed necessary

Free XpresSion magazine offers the cash prize for best single haiku of $ A100; 1 sheet of 4 haiku is deemed to be 1 entry.

The order of precedence is illustrated in the protocols for letters despatched to the rulers of independent peoples, and also those rulers deemed to be subject to the emperor.

This is consistent with scientific dicta (based upon the statistical null hypothesis) that (1) no practice can be deemed safe or effective until proved to be so; and (2) the burden of proof is upon proponents

" The study, authored by Trent University professor Harry Kitchen, proposes a tax for the use of major 400 - series highways in the GTA and Hamilton area, as well as the QEW, Don Valley Parkway, Gardiner Expressway and other " major arterial highways deemed appropriate. "... It also suggests a fuel tax for the area..

I know they are looking into this and, should it be deemed necessary for them to introduce additional measures, they will do so.

As WorldNetDaily reported, opponents have feared if it becomes law, the Bible will be deemed " hate literature " under the criminal code in certain instances, as evidenced by the case of a Saskatchewan man fined by a provincial human-rights tribunal for taking out a newspaper ad with Scripture references to verses about homosexuality

Yet in pop culture only one standard studio style of recording is deemed permissible.

The new plan, unveiled just 18 months after the last attempt to fix equalization, was deemed necessary by Mr. Flaherty because of volatility in resource prices and an economic crisis that has made the program " unsustainable. " The program was set to rise from $ 13.6 - billion this year to $ 16 - billion for 2009 - 10 and over $ 20 - billion in 2010 - 11. Instead, next year ' s total will be $ 14.2 - billion, with increases after that linked to a three year moving average of GDP growth

The word ' ' person ' ', or ' ' persons ' ', wherever used in sections 1 to 7 of this title shall be deemed to include corporations and associations existing under or authorized by the laws of either the United States, the laws of any of the Territories, the laws of any State, or the laws of any foreign country

Every person who shall make any contract or engage in any combination or conspiracy hereby declared to be illegal shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and, on conviction thereof, shall be punished by fine not exceeding $ 10,000,000 if a corporation, or, if any other person, $ 350,000, or by imprisonment not exceeding three years, or by both said punishments, in the discretion of the court

" BAR ' s latest aero development - designed by Technical Director Geoff Willis, who was lured to the team from Williams three years ago - has been deemed illegal by the FIA.

These policies essentially set a schedule of priority, directing distributors and transporters to curtail supplies to certain customers who were deemed ' low priority '.

Complete meals for you as deemed appropriate

Surplus to requirements at Manchester United seven years ago, no longer deemed good enough to contest a match of this magnitude against them.

Although death has cast a shadow over many a plot, this personality ' s demise would probably be deemed too morbid, even for this show

In their view, ' others ' are to blame for everything. Those views deemed to be fit to serve Serbian propaganda are gladly published on their website.

Afterwards there was a purge of members of the unit who were deemed " unsuitable for service " or " politically unsuitable ".

McLaren ' s Hamilton, Honda ' s Jenson Button, and Super Aguri ' s Takuma Sato were deemed to have used two sets of wet weather tyres during the first free practice session at Interlagos, in breach of the Sporting Regulations

Their victorious military commanders have been shipped to The Hague, deemed " war criminals " having not even stood trial.