the coastguard

The coastguard doesn't know yet how much oil is spilling, or whether it has the potential to harm wetlands or wildlife in the area.

The coastguard received a signal saying the ship had engine trouble and that it had run aground just off the island of Sibuyan.

Chinese reports have referred to the coastguard vessels colliding with the fishing boat while "illegally" attempting to intercept it.

Corey had a waterproof watch, and we knew Marquis's wife would call the coastguard if the boat wasn't back by a certain time.

One of the things that the fishing boats helping the coastguard can do to help is spread dispersants.

The railway station to the west of the coastguard tower was built in the fifteenth century not one of the gate.

The Westpac Rescue Helicopter, the Coastguard boat and a private vessel are all involved in the search.

After the coastguard arrested the fishermen, China cancelled meetings, gummed up Japanese trade and stopped exports of rare earths.

Admitting the coastguard was heavy-handed, it promised to ensure that legal claims for compensation ran smoothly.

Mr Clelford was then able to email the coastguard and ask for assistance.

The coastguard bases rescue units along the ocean shores.

I worked for the Coastguard, was made a U. N. Goodwill Ambassador.

At the coastguard rate the Deepwater Horizon leak would take years to match Ixtoc-1; at Mr MacDonald's rate, months.

would today not make it past the coastguard.

The coastguard alerted the town to the coming hurricane.

According to the coastguard, a swift energy crude boat had well head owned by the same company.

The lady was watching a film on television and saw swimmers in distress . She mixed up drama with real life and called the coastguard .

The coastguard says that oil is being added at a rate of 5, 000 barrels (210, 000 gallons) per day, an estimate which is hard to assess.