Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Flags of convenience are synonymous with poor quality, a poor vessel, poor technology and a poor crew.
• That especially applies in view of the fact that flags of convenience are a common phenomenon.
• Flags of convenience are one problem, but are not the only one.
• We know, however, that the principal threat to maritime safety will remain so long as flags of convenience are able to prosper by covering ships that are not inspected or are inspected by classification societies that are themselves 'convenience'.
• Stronger measures against flags of convenience are essential.
• labour maritime policy.
• Flags of convenience are a blight on the system.
• Sixthly, flags of convenience are symbols of competitiveness and the EU's anti

• The only price to be paid for convenience is that we must be secure with ourselves.
• The proposal for a more rigorous strategy to combat fishing under flags of convenience is to be welcomed.
• The downside of this convenience is that there's a high cost to this.
• The requirement that it not be operated under a flag of convenience is thus met,
• Four years to apply this ban on imports from countries known to favour flags of convenience is absolutely unacceptable.
• The system of flags of convenience is behind this pollution.
• If a vessel flying a flag of convenience is owned by a ship
• owner based in a Member State, then it is known as the State of beneficial ownership.