But it's pit crews that we need, pit crews for patients.

Protection of ships' crews

Draft article 19 Ships' crews

Even the cowboys are pit crews now.

We all need to be pit crews now.

The lead crews will be underground for pushing 30 days straight.

There's another sign that we need pit crews, and that's the unmanageable cost of our care.

To ensure safety, airline flight crews assisting stranded tourists to return home have made plans for the impact of

Yeah. And then come the news crews, and the man in the street interviews, and the letters to the editor.

Other crews from elsewhere in the city were also arriving to tackle the large fire in a chemical storage depot.

In fact, many of these vehicles are operated by flight crews that can include multiple pilots, operators of sensors and mission coordinators.

Ship owners and companies do not want to divulge any information regarding the amount of money paid for the release of ships and crews.

Even in the final 500 metres when the crews from New Zealand and Denmark began to close, Stanning and Glover had too much in reserve.

Sometimes, when the war is over and all the film crews have left, the most inspiring stories are the ones that float just beneath the radar.

The Department will put together this daily programming with material shot by its own television and video crews and from footage provided by United Nations system partners.

The San Francisco harbor was clogged with 600 ships at the peak because the ships would get there and the crews would abandon to go search for gold.

To immobilize the enemy's armoured equipment and vehicles in the field To cause casualties among the crews of the adversary's armoured equipment and troops being carried in the adversary's vehicles.

Zambia born filmmaker Franco Sacchi tours us through Nollywood, Nigeria's booming film industry . Guerrilla filmmaking and brilliance under pressure from crews that can shoot a full length feature in a week.

A group of non governmental organizations called attention to the link between the practice of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and poor social and safety conditions for crews on board fishing vessels.

HMX 1 crews frequently perform training flights around the Washington area and at the South Lawn to practice depositing the President of the United States at the White House with inches of precision.

So the global economy is flying on a single engine, the pilots must navigate menacing storm clouds, and fights are breaking out among the passengers. If only there were emergency crews on the ground.

Thus, the Convention's provisions on the prompt release of vessels and their crews, penalties for the pollution of the marine environment by foreign vessels and the recognized rights of the accused must be respected.

Official photographers and television crews will have an opportunity to cover the statement of their Head of State Government or head of delegation on a rotating basis from the press booths surrounding the General Assembly Hall.

Within the first two months of the devastating tsunami that struck that December, close to 50 heads of state and foreign ministers visited the island. Each came with their own programs, their own civil society organizations, and their own television crews.

Still, the Egyptian artillery was superior, and should have at least silenced the tanks firing at the trench line. But paratroopers, flown in by helicopters, suddenly jumped the Egyptian gun crews, who never had a chance in hand to hand combat.

In order to ensure compliance, the aviation authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo must take the initiative to ground aircraft and sanction crews that do not abide by ICAO regulations, as recalled in Security Council resolution 1596 (2005).

Today s marine environment is truly under siege. When the explorer John Cabot sailed off the coast of Newfoundland more than 500 years ago, vast shoals of cod slowed down his ships crews could lower buckets over the side and fill them with fish.

Our medical systems are broken. Doctors are capable of extraordinary treatments, but they are losing their core focus actually treating people. Doctor and writer Atul Gawande suggests we take a step back and look at new ways to do medicine with fewer cowboys and more pit crews.

But the French and British, who urged that course in Libya, have made no such proposal for Syria. One reason is that Syria has a substantial air defense system, which would have to be suppressed by a bombing campaign causing significant civilian casualties and risking the loss of aircraft and crews.

For example, Puerto Rico is subject to the Jones Act, which requires using very costly US built ships and crews for all sea transport to and from the mainland. The island must also comply with the federally mandated minimum wage, despite an income level about half that of the poorest US state.

Moreover, Greece s largest services export, maritime shipping, has few real links with the rest of the economy, given that companies in the sector pay no taxes and employ few Greeks (the crews hail from low wage countries). Undermining the sector s economic contribution further is the fact that global commodity prices, on which shipping rates depend, have lately been declining.

In the present situation where actors taking on roles in several dramas simultaneously is popular, lead actors and actresses would be at different sets at the same time. This has meant that they would not be able to appear at the same set at the same time. As such, film crews have been forced to use doubles to ensure the film schedule.

While the Tribunal has broad jurisdiction over any dispute regarding the interpretation and application of the Convention or any agreement related to the purposes of the Convention, the majority of those cases have been confined to instances in which the jurisdiction of the Tribunal is compulsory the prompt release of vessels and crews and the prescription of provisional measures pending the constitution of an arbitral tribunal.

In 2004, in accordance with its international obligations under the agreement on the construction and operation of the International Space Station (ISS), the Russian Federation launched two transport spaceships with crews aboard and four cargo spacecraft, and carried out flight control of the Russian segment of the ISS, as well as the planned programme of research and experiments. Work under the manned space flight programme included