pilotage
pilotage
Definition
pi·lot·age (pī′lə tij)
pilotage
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- provide: The port authority will provide pilotage both where it is required and upon request ( with sufficient notice ) for other vessels.
- regulate: Trinity House of Newcastle was formed in 1536 and regulated pilotage on the Tyne.
Adjective modifier
- compulsory: The following vessels are excluded from compulsory pilotage: i. HM ships, ii.
Modifies a noun
- exemption: Pilotage Exemption Certificate holders are required to attend any investigation or inquiry held by Portsmouth.
- certificate: Pilotage Exemption Certificate holders are required to attend any investigation or inquiry held by Portsmouth.
- charge: In this case an additional charge will be made equivalent to 75 % of the full pilotage charge for the vessel.
- service: Liverpool Pilots now also have a contract for pilotage services with Stena at Holyhead.
- authority: The Authority will review the need to continue acting as a pilotage authority and keep it under review.
- clause: Stevens contended, however, that it was not bound by Moran's pilotage clause for two reasons.
Browse dictionary entries near pilotage
- pilot whale
- pilot program
- pilot light
- pilot lamp
- pilot fish
- pilot engine
- pilot balloon
- pilot
- pilose
- pilocarpine
- pilothouse
- piloting
- pilous
- Pilsen
- Pilsener
- Piltdown man
- pilular
- pilule
- pilus
- Pima
