Seaborne in a sentence

As per the agreement made by the ambassadors of the 27 EU countries, there will be a 55-day transition period for seaborne Russian oil products bought and loaded before Sunday.

But Russian seaborne exports have not fallen.

Everyone knows the headline numbers of Russian refined products, seaborne exports.

Star Bulk Carriers Corp. provides seaborne transportation solutions in the dry bulk sector.

The federal Finance Department says Canada is joining its fellow G-7 countries plus Australia to expand caps on Russian oil to include seaborne petroleum products from that country.

The Saudi criticism of oil price ceilings came against the backdrop of the western price cap on Russian seaborne oil exports.

These countries comprise 20 coastal states bordering the North and South Atlantic Oceans, and they are expected to provide the maritime link for landlocked countries to facilitate the seaborne trade of those that are landlocked.

This followed a similar measure they implemented Dec. 5 barring Western-supplied maritime insurance, finance and brokering for seaborne Russian crude unless it was sold below a $60 price cap.

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In the United States, helicopter carriers of various classes have taken part in all kinds of operations, including seaborne assault, electronic warfare, search and rescue, and anti-submarine warfare.

The poignant moment paid tribute to fallen comrades and veterans who led the biggest seaborne invasion in military history, as well as a lone piper who played in the D-Day Normandy landings 80 years ago and was never shot at.

A 2019 Global News test on Canadians’ knowledge of D-Day found that fewer that half could answer basic questions about history’s largest seaborne invasion.

Seaborne explosive platforms have a long history in warfare.

Still, oil production in the Gulf still accounts for about 20 percent of world oil output, and roughly one-third of total seaborne oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz.

As industry experts have repeatedly pointed out, seaborne nuclear reactors are hardly a new concept.

They were honouring the airborne soldiers who jumped into gunfire and death ahead of the June 6, 1944, seaborne invasion.

Seaborne chief executive Ben Sharp told the BBC he planned to start operations with two ships before “very quickly” expanding that number to four.

Seaborne said its difficulties included narrow berths at the Kent port.

The arrival of the Aquarius convoy comes during a spike of seaborne migrants crossing from African shores to southern Spain.

Another effort was made using a Turkish gulet for a seaborne landing, but it never left port.