free ship in a sentence

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1. Nevertheless, as a principle of international law ( apart from treaty law ) " free ship, free goods " was soon again overturned by the practice of both sides in the French Revolutionary Wars of the turn of the 19th century.
2. By the close of the 18th century, Russia, Scandinavia, France, and the United States had taken the position that " free ships make free goods " : that is, cargo on a neutral ship could not be condemned as a prize.
3. This class of submarine is unique in that it features a Photonics Mast Program ( PMP ) that freed ship designers to place the boat's control room in a lower, less geometrically-constrained space than would be required by a standard, optical tube periscope.
4. The new rule ( a combination of the " best " parts of " Consolato " and " free ship " ) became that a " neutral flag covers enemy's goods ( except contraband ); neutral goods are not liable to seizure under the enemy's flag ."
5. The Dutch were privileged by a concession obtained after their victory in the Second Anglo-Dutch War, known as the principle of " free ship, free goods " which was enshrined in the Anglo-Dutch Commercial Treaty of 1668 ( reconfirmed in the Treaty of Westminster ( 1674 ) ).
6. As they escape into the ship, a fleet of Kittrick's allies, led by Captain Galt ( Herbert Jefferson, Jr . ) of the free ship " Liberty ", engages the " Conqueror ", with Curate Prime leading a fleet of his own to destroy Kittrick and his rebellion.
7. The delegation arrived in New York on 11 June 1940 and started working with the already established committee, the main issues being organisation and the freight earnings from the " free ships "; until then they had been kept by the shipowners ( or their US representatives ).
8. On the other hand, the US government made it a steadfast practice to enshrine the " free ship, free goods " principle in the treaties of amity and commerce it concluded with other countries ( starting with the 1778 one with France and the 1782 one with the Dutch Republic ).
9. The Dutch Republic subsequently concluded bilateral treaties with most other European countries, containing the " free ship, free goods " principle, but it sometimes had to use force to obtain that concession, as against England in the Treaty of Breda ( 1667 ) and again in the Treaty of Westminster ( 1674 ).
10. Once the Eighty Years'War between Spain and the Dutch Republic had ended during which Spain defended their claim of sovereignty over the oceans against the Dutch claim of " freedom of the high seas, " as developed in Hugo Grotius'Mare Liberum, the two concluded a treaty of commerce in which " free ship, free goods " was enshrined.