naval law

Another need was to address matters of humanitarian aid, diplomacy, or naval law enforcement.

The first naval law caused little alarm in Great Britain.

The Act did not apply to anyone in the army or navy (but such people were subject to military or naval law instead).

But I would have sought a remedy within the framework of Naval law.

Checking rebellious thoughts of the crew was British Naval law.

"The oldest naval laws on Earth required it.

The Naval Law also increased the naval budget by an additional 1 billion marks.

After a few years doing naval law enforcement work in Pensacola, Donato decided it was time to get out of the military.

The second naval law, however, caused serious alarm: eight King Edward class battleships were ordered in response.

In spite of these important strategic consequences, the 1912 Naval Law had little bearing on the battleship force ratios.

Under international naval laws, an official naval vessel is owned by the country for which the ship flies its flag.

It was an ingenious piece of manipulation; but although Stephen was under naval law he was not to be moved about quite so easily.

The law naval law was color-blind.

Although privately owned, Jeannette was to sail under orders of the Navy, subject to naval laws and discipline.

The Derfflinger-class battlecruisers were a result of the fourth and final Naval Law, which was passed in 1912.

The first part refers to the ratification of the "Naval Law" by the Roman emperors.

Though, in the ruling of naval law, they are divided as judge and convicted criminal, on the level of ultimate truth, their spirits are joined.

B.; University of London), studying naval law.

However, the German Naval Laws advocated by Tirpitz began to threaten this standard.

Germany's real threat to the Royal Navy began with the Second Naval Law.

During his legal studies, Kranzbühler became particularly interested in boating - perhaps sparking his later interest in naval law.

Bayern was ordered with the provisional name "T" in 1912, under the fourth and final Naval Law, which was passed that year.

However, the Second Naval Law, with its rapid expansion of the German fleet, began to gravely worry the island nation.

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Germany, as part of its Second Naval Law, began a series of 14 armored cruisers envisioned for use on overseas stations.