harbour duties

The ship was involved in harbour duties until the end of the war.

Members of the corps used to handled harbour duties and driving of public transport.

Since their intended role would be harbour duties, they would have limited range and crew berthing capacity.

He exempted the Venice from harbour duties, thus distancing the Genoese and their allies.

New mines were created, old ones were deepened and agricultural and harbour duties were increased to increase the kingdom's revenue.

Shares in harbour duties, in the state salt monopoly-indeed, in anything-could be assigned to raise money to pay state creditors.

On 6 November 2008, SpeedOne was detained in Boulogne-sur-Mer in a dispute over non-paid harbour duties and taxes.

Of the captured ships, three were no longer serviceable and were burnt in the bay, and three others were judged fit only for harbour duties owing to the damage they had received in the battle.

Since, by the time the ship was safely docked and the harbour duties paid, it was too late to make a state visit to the archon, Nevyn, Perryn, and the honour guard all spent the night in a splendid inn as the official guests of the city of Surat.

The port of Gibraltar supplies much more fuel than the port of Algeciras, amongst other things because less harbour duties are paid there and because - as the Commissioner has acknowledged - maritime safety and environmental rules are applied much less rigorously and, thirdly, because less tax is paid.

Unauthorised use of the flag in the 17th Century to avoid paying harbour duties - a privilege restricted to naval ships - caused James' successor, Charles I, to order that use of the flag on naval vessels be restricted to His Majesty's ships "upon pain of Our high displeasure."