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Navicert
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A document issued in a neutral country by the consular or diplomatic representative of a belligerent nation, certifying that a vessel of that neutral country is carrying no contraband of war and may therefore travel to another neutral country without being liable to search or seizure.
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Representative, английский
- Patterns in a sample of units may reasonably be attributed to the population from which the sample is drawn, only if the sample is representative. in practical terms, to ensure that a sample is representative almost always means ensuring that it is a rand
- Представитель
- Представитель, типичный
Belligerent, английский
An epithet applied to any country which is in a state of warfare.
Contraband, английский
- Cargo that is prohibited.
- The ship is involved in the legal fate of the cargo; the master should therefore be careful not to take any goods on board without all custom-house duties being paid up, and see that they be not prohibited by parliament or public proclamation. contraband is simply defined, “merchandise forbidden by the law of nations to be supplied to an enemy;” but it affords fat dodges to the admiralty court sharks.
- Goods prohibited by law from import or export.
- Any item(s) introduced or found in the facility, including improperly possessed drugs (whether illegal or legal) and weapons that are expressly prohibited by those legally charged with the responsibility for the administration and/or operation of the facility. contraband includes, but is not limited to: 1) items not issued to an offender by the institution(s). 2) inmate personal property obtained through means not prescribed by or in excess of policy. 3) any authorized item used for an unauthorized purpose. 4) any other item for which an offender does not have special authorization from the warden or superintendent of the institution. 5) any item that presents a risk to the security and order of an institution.
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Navigable semicircle, английский
The less-violent half of a circular storm, in which the rotary motion and forward translation of the storm tend to counteract each other, and winds are in such a direction as to blow vessels away from the storm track. the navigable side is to the right of clockwise-moving winds in the southern hemisphere and to the left of counter-clockwise winds in the northern. also navigable quadrant and safe quadrant. the opposite side is understandably known as the dangerous semicircle.
Navfac, английский
Naval facility (especially one associated with sosus).
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