| The bomber scored a direct hit on the bridge area, but it did not render the ship unseaworthy. |
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| It is hard to imagine what makes people desperate enough to leave their country to prowl the oceans in unseaworthy boats. |
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| He is launched onto the Indian Ocean in an unseaworthy boat bound for Australia. |
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| One of the overcrowded, unseaworthy boats later ran aground off the coast of Timor and three Iraqi men drowned. |
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| Instead, in his view, they may have knowingly allowed the heavily overloaded and unseaworthy boat to leave Indonesia and sink soon afterwards. |
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| Why have they chosen to put their lives at risk by travelling in cramped conditions aboard unseaworthy vessels? |
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| The Demologos was an unseaworthy twin-hulled floating battery with her paddle wheels carried internally, designed to protect New York harbour. |
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| Why do they persist in risking their lives in cramped conditions aboard unseaworthy vessels? |
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| The jury later wrote to the coroner, deploring the fact that an unseaworthy ship could put to sea with a drunken captain. |
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| That is because the essence of unseaworthiness as a cause of loss or damage is that the unseaworthy ship is unfit to meet the peril. |
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| We have been accommodating to the boats that are unseaworthy for 18 months now. |
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| He exposed them to great danger, sending them off in overcrowded and unseaworthy boats that experienced engine failure, or sank. |
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| The boats he boarded were unseaworthy and one became lost at sea for fourteen days after a ferocious storm. |
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| The draft report suggests the 26 ft open-deck fishing boat was unseaworthy, overloaded and unstable. |
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| In October 2001, over 400 asylum-seekers departed from Indonesia in an overcrowded, unseaworthy boat bound for Australia. |
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| Marine investigators probing the mysterious loss of a Scottish trawler with all hands 27 years ago have obtained crucial new evidence that the boat was unseaworthy. |
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| We have even read stories of clients of the smugglers being forced at gunpoint by Indonesian armed forces to join and stay on obviously unseaworthy boats. |
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| Wynken, Blynken and Nod sail out in a wooden shoe, evidently unseaworthy, to catch the herring-fish stars and to fall asleep. |
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| The EU needed common laws and common punishments for illegal traffickers and there should be zero tolerance for unseaworthy ships. |
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| Arguing that profiteering shipowners and unscrupulous insurers were collaborating in sending out unseaworthy vessels, the play led to popular outrage and a change in the law. |
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| Just think of the many people from Africa especially who daily attempt in often unseaworthy boats to reach Europe's southern shores. |
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| According to survivors' accounts, the boat was so unseaworthy that 21 people had earlier asked to be put back to shore and were left on a small Indonesian island. |
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| How many others, day after day, are dying as a result of illegal emissions from the unseaworthy old tubs chartered by the big oil companies? |
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| About 300 miles west of Land's End, upon realising that the Speedwell was unseaworthy, it returned to Plymouth. |
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| Be careful whom you let in the harbour, for instance, if an unseaworthy vessel is being towed into the harbour, HAs have the right to refuse access. |
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| Thousands of migrants have died making the journey to Europe's southern borders over the last 20 years, often in dangerously overcrowded and unseaworthy vessels. |
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| It is the mirror image of the unseaworthy economies it used to bail out. |
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| At the time of the striking, the vessel was in an unseaworthy condition. |
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| Delegations expressed deep concern about the continuing loss of life and situations of distress at sea that involved people who undertook perilous journeys in unseaworthy or overcrowded vessels. |
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| For the individual, the voyage usually involves many months crammed into the hold of an unseaworthy vessel with inadequate toilet and bathing facilities. |
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| Amass will also help coastal agencies protect their employees, and save the lives of hundred of immigrants trusting to fortune in often unseaworthy vessels. |
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| Even if you're grossly negligent, if you have a vessel that is completely and utterly unseaworthy, you can still usually exempt yourself from liability by having an exemption clause in your ticket. |
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| Those who reach Bossasso live in squalid conditions until they manage to find the means to make the crossing to Yemen in the smugglers' often unseaworthy boats. |
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| Many thousands of lives are lost as irregular migrants, refugees and asylum seekers take to sea in unseaworthy boats and undertake longer and more perilous journeys to reach Europe. |
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| The delicate-sounding names of the ships, like Erika or Ievoli Sun, should not blind us to the fact that in European waters there are all too many unseaworthy rust-buckets plying about. |
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| Her low freeboard and heavy turret made her unseaworthy and led to her foundering during a storm in 1862 in the Atlantic Ocean near North Carolina in the USA, with the loss of 16 crewmen. |
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| The Yangtze River, with its calmer waters, may have been navigable for such large but unseaworthy ships. |
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| More stringent and more frequent inspections should result in unseaworthy ships or ships that are not in good enough condition to carry certain goods being placed under arrest at an earlier stage. |
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| Some ships were wrecked, and many others were rendered unseaworthy by the loss of rigging or other vital equipment, threatening the return journey. |
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