leave port

"If the company found out you'd done it, you could be in real trouble. They could discipline you for forgiving gratuities when they quite clearly state that you shouldn't be doing it. But if you want the ship to be able to enter and leave port smoothly, then often these things happen."

At State Pier in New London, Connecticut, blades and massive tower sections for South Fork are lined up, ready to leave port for the sea where they’ll be erected in the coming weeks.

Finally, countries could require ships to have an inspection or some other proof that they are not carrying invasive species before they leave port.

A submarine has enough power to leave port and come back to port under its own power.

British officials who have been working on the operation are expected to be on board another RAF plane due to leave Port Sudan later on Wednesday.