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e. Undercarriage damage and damageresultingfrom overloaded vessels
that must be takento preventoverloading of the vessel
Correct freight weight ... an essential aspect of safetypreventsoverloading of ships
The phenomenon presents the most significant risk for container shippingcontributesto overloading vessels
which was established by the British Parliament in 1876to preventoverloading of vessels
a disrupted lymphatic drainageleadingto overloaded vessels
the Load or Plimsoll Linepreventedoverloading of ships
more rigorous inspections and enforcement by the authoritiesto preventoverloading of boats
Mr. Plimsoll ’s billto preventthe overloading of vessels
after he developed the Plimsoll Lineto preventoverloading of ships
to passengers falling overboard or capsizingleadingto passengers falling overboard or capsizing
in extremely hot bitumen spillsmay resultin extremely hot bitumen spills
accidental damage(passive) caused byaccidental damage
it to sinkwill causeit to sink
many accidents at sea(passive) are caused bymany accidents at sea
sailors deaths(passive) caused bysailors deaths
someone to fall overboard or maneuvering the boat in such a way to someonecausingsomeone to fall overboard or maneuvering the boat in such a way to someone
the loss of a great many livescausedthe loss of a great many lives
the unnecessary loss of many livescausedthe unnecessary loss of many lives
out from fractious north African nations such as Libyasettingout from fractious north African nations such as Libya
out from North African nations such as Libya , which is engulfed in civil warsettingout from North African nations such as Libya , which is engulfed in civil war