master's license

As a result of rehab, you successfully retained your master's license.

"I've had some medical training as part of the Master's License.

"Sounds more interesting than studying for a master's license.

He wasn't allowed a master's license, of course.

Perhaps he's the coot who knows every verse of the Bible or is the only one with a Master's license.

After receiving his master's license (shihan level), he began teaching and performing throughout the United States.

Hazelwood climbed the ranks of the merchant marine until he obtained a master's license at age 31.

Following the Dix sinking, his master's license was revoked.

He received his master's license in 1986, has renewed it each year since then and took a recertification examination in 1996, state officials said.

Master's License for masters and lower grades.

Captain Syjin may retain his master's license for the interim, but he should be prohibited from leaving the system until a conclusion is reached.

Her image was a stern, un-smiling portrait; it was the one that had been attached to her merchant master's license.

An unlimited master's license or certificate (usually known as a master mariner's certificate) allows the captain to operate any vessel worldwide.

A ship's captain must have a master's license or certificate, issued by the ship's flag state, or a state licensing authority if operating within "non-federal" waters.

The Coast Guard and the State of Alaska have opened legal proceedings against Captain Hazelwood that could lead to revocation of his master's license.

While the gondola is equipped with nautical equipment such as radio, radar and life-rafts, there is no prerequisite for the operator to hold a master's license for inland navigation.

He skippered a trading schooner in the Caribbean after earning his master's license, and in 1937 he served as mate on a world cruise of the schooner Yankee.

Prien passed his captain's examination and received his Master's License in January 1932, but was unable to find work due to the severe contraction of the German shipping industry during the Depression years.

After graduating with a master's license from the space academy on Aleph Green, she'd served aboard several different gap ships for a few years; then she'd disappeared when her vessel was apparently destroyed by an illegal.

Master's license, certifications in five specialties, Imperial ID, military record (abbreviated; only the unclassified bones), letters of recommendation, and-what mattered most here-Lady Cecelia de Marktos's seal of employment.

Once Edwin Starr acquired his master's license, the Starr brothers bought another steamer, the Isabel, which was somewhat larger than the Alida, and was considered one of the most seaworthy vessels on the coast.

The company was founded by steamboat captain Chauncey "Chance" Wiman (whose wife Gertrude also held a steamboat master's license) and John Manson, of Dockton, who was a steamboat captain and an engineer.

In the US, a captain can obtain a 6-passenger, 25-ton, 50-ton, 100-ton Master's license (technically becoming officers in the United States Merchant Marine), with endorsements for the likes of offshore voyages, celestial navigation, radar operation, etc.

Randolph, who received his master's license in 1871, had been the first man to operate a steamboat on Lake Washington, had commanded or owned a number of smaller sternwheelers over his career including Fannie, Old Settler, Comet, and the Edith R..

Holding a master's license in the name of "Timothy Gumbs" (he would think of himself simply as Timothy, without a family name, for his entire life); by this time, he renamed this schooner the Hannah Gumbs, as he had always intended.