Flag of convenience Essays

  • Flags of Convenience: A Threat to Maritime

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    allows frequent change of their allegiance or identity by choosing a flag to suit their requirement. Although merchant ships spend most of their lifetime outside the territorial waters, the current international maritime legal regime is ironically revolved around nationality of the vessel. Every vessel engaged in international trade must register in a country and is subjected to the regulatory control of that country whose flag it flies as per the existing international maritime law. Resultantly

  • Flag Of Convenience Case Study

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    Flag of convenience (FOC) can be defined as a business practice under which a vessel's owners register their vessel in a vessel register of a country that they do not necessarily belong to, and the vessel sails the civil flag of that country, which called the flag state. This practice especially used since 1950s and is mentioned to the flag that a vessel flies in the practice to show its registration from its particular country. This country of registration will select the regulation under which

  • The International Transport Workers Trade Union (ITF)

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    The ITF opposes the flags of convenience (FOC) system, because under cover of this system, ship owners can register their ships under foreign flags, avoiding taxation and regulations imposed by their own countries. FOC ships do not have any nationality, and are beyond the control of any single national seafarers’ trade union. The FOC

  • The Pros and Cons of Nationalism

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    nationalism as well as its cons. Beginning with America, there is a strong sense of nationalism. Being called patriotic would signify you support America and the ideals the flag stands for. It has many meanings to every individual, either learned through school or something they may have had happen and symbolize it with the flag. For instance, after September 11 happened, people talked to more strangers, donated large amounts of money to relief organizations or even signed up as firefighters. This

  • Prestige Oil Spill

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    History • The Prestige, an oil tanker, was sinking in 2002 caused a large oil spill. • The spill polluted thousands of kilometres of coastline and more than one thousand beaches on the Spanish and French coast. • The Prestige was carrying more than 77,000 tons of oil cargo from Latvia to Gibraltar. • one of its twelve tanks burst during a storm off Galicia, in north western Spain. • The captain requested that the ship be led toward a port of refuge where it could transfer its cargo to another

  • Free Speech or Flag Protection? There Can’t Be Both.

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    someone burning the flag when I came across an article on Regory Lee Johnson. In 1984, he showed up at the Republican National Convention in Dallas, Texas and burned an American flag in order to show his knowledge of the policies of Reagan administration. At the time, he was convicted of flag desecration, but the Supreme Court overturned that decision by ruling that burning a flag was “expressive conduct within protection of the first Amendment” (Pledging allegiance). The issue of flag desecration is

  • Essay About Khatu Shyam Temple

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    Dwadashi: On the 11th and 12th days of bright ha... ... middle of paper ... ...ernment help in the enforcement of law at the mela. Administration and conveniences of the temple The Khatu Shyam temple is governed by a public trust whose registration number is ‘3/86’. It has seven members. It offers many Kharmashalas or lodges for charity for the convenience of the tourists and devotees. The temple is open to the public in the following timings: • 5.30 am to 1.00 pm and 4.00 pm to 9.00 pm on winter days

  • Colin Kaepernick Controversy

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    to others it was a major controversy. They couldn't understand why Kaepernick did not stand for the anthem. From an online article by Steve Wyche, Kaepernick explains why he didn't stand for the anthem. “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color," Kaepernick told NFL Media in an exclusive interview after the game. "To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way. There are bodies in the

  • Southern Pride In Tony Horwitz's Confederates In The Attic

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    atrocities. Many other African Americans Tom met had an attitude of acceptance but apprehension from white people in their area. My favorite quote from the book came from Emily Hayes, and African American woman working weaving baskets outside of a convenience store which sold rebel memorabilia, “They can remember that war all they want, so long’s they remember they lost.”(52) Emily’s words would not be an acceptable opinion for many people Tony met on his journey, I do not recall any southern people

  • Patient Portals

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    regarding their health status. Many of these resources offer convenience in that they are available to patients on a 24/7 basis. The objective is to engage the level of communications between the patient and medical staff. Through various case studies and research, it has been shown that many patients often feel overwhelmed with the access to their personal medical records. Other barriers to this advance in technology include patient safety concerns, and a general lack of understanding of the information

  • Value Creation In The Airline Industry

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    linchpin of the entire operation. For this purpose it is extremely important for the airline to possess a high percentage of the airport’s available slots and gates which represent a distinctive key resource in this dynamic industry. Some of the major flag carriers own their capacities for decades through the protection by the grandfather rule which signifies a competitive advantage in this infrastructure restricted industry. Besides this, human capital can be seen as another crucial resource. This relates

  • Patriotism In The Military

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    not to the man with the most pins stuck through his lapel, and this is not good for the leeches that are sucking the dignity and convenience out of the role of a politician, so therefore the concept of patriotism was created.Patriotism is essentially a mask for politicians and figures that consume others’ possessions for self

  • Essay On Tricycle

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    THE MOBO TRITON PRO ADULT RECUMBENT TRICYCLE Recumbent tricycles are three-wheeled cycles that allow the rider to be in a reclined position while on the move. The pedals are usually at the front (attached to the front wheel) and not by the side. Unlike other common upright bicycles or tricycles, it allows one's weight to be evenly distributed in areas other than the back and buttocks making it more comfortable than its counterpart. Because of this sitting position, a recumbent tricycle becomes

  • Privacy and Confidentiality in the Electronic Medical Record

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    It was just yesterday when Electronic health records was just introduced in healthcare industry. People were not ready to accept it due to higher cost and consumption of time associated in training people and adopting new technology. Despite of all this criticism, use of Internet and Electronic Health records are now gaining its popularity among health care professionals, as it is the most effective way to communicate with patient and colleagues. More and more hospitals and clinics are getting rid

  • Essay On Corporate Social Responsibility

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    Many companies and organizations nowadays share a similar opinion that believes in the attainment of shareholder value and sustainable business success via responsible and market-oriented behavior rather than the old fashioned approach of mere maximization of short-term profits. These organizations have become gradually more and more aware that sustainable development can be achieved through economic growth that goes side by side with the promotion of social responsibilities that include customer

  • Importance Of Facebook

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    Nowadays, we are living in the “ technology world”, digital’s century, science and technology are being devolopped like a rain-storm, people try their best effect to serve for human’s infiniti demand. Internet in general and social network in particular are exceedingly funtional tools. Indeed, with over 1.3 billion active users in June,2014 ( Wikipedia), there is no suprise that Facebook has been becoming a leading social network in the world, “Facebook was not originally created to be a company

  • Personal Narrative: Suicide Squad

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    It is incredible how love can impact us make decisions that lead us to do things that we would never do if we didn't feel it. It blindsides you to and forget the person you used be and changes you either into a better person or to a lunatic, it depends. In the film "Suicide Squad" I witnessed how love impacted the character's decisions and in a way I can relate to some of the characters having gone through the same thing as them. Harley Quinn and the Joker's love for each other made them mad and

  • Circular Quay Essay

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    around Circular Quay is regarded as the most popular tourism attractions which are made up of parks and restaurants for tourists from all over all over the world .Additionally, a number of ferry quays, bus stops, and a train station provide mass convenience for not only tourists but also local citizens. The reason why the tourism has developed rapidly during these decades may be due to some his topical attractions, such as Justice and Police Museum, Customs House, as well as some buildings which have

  • Graduation Speech: Wawakegan's Art Wauk

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    today, you need to call a plumber, because the sink overflowed. You don't have the cash to pay for it. And the real kicker? It just happens that your best friend from high school came a thousand miles to visit you in Gurnee. He wants to play at Six Flags and take part in Waukegan's Art Wauk. Where will that money come from now that all these other things have happened? If you've ever asked yourself that, "Where will that money come from?" just know that you are not alone. Plenty of people seek out

  • My Beloved Grandfather

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    Sixty-five years ago, a man who protected American citizens was born. Although, I wasn’t with him entirely in his life, he was still a hero. He grew up with opportunities to learn, grow, and keeping the best memories. I was the first ever grand child that was born to him, that life I was living changed dramatically in the spring of my seventh grade year. My beloved grandfather was diagnosed with liver disease. It was unpredictable news, I was with my mom and brother in Indiana for the half of my