The word 'Marine' is correct and usable in written English
It has several meanings and can be used in various contexts. Some possible uses of the word include: 1. As an adjective, meaning related to the sea or ocean, such as in "marine life" or "marine engineering." 2. As a noun, referring to a member of the US Marine Corps, a branch of the US Armed Forces. 3. As a noun, meaning a type of soldier or military force trained for amphibious warfare and operations near the shoreline. 4. As a noun, referring to a type of transportation vehicle designed to operate in the sea, such as in "marine vessel" or "marine transport." Example: "The marine biologist studies the behavior of dolphins in their natural habitat."
Next week Le Pen, 86, will face a disciplinary hearing of the party's executive after a family rift in which Marine Le Pen denounced his inflammatory comments belittling the Holocaust and defended Marshal Pétain, the leader of France's Nazi collaborationist Vichy regime.
The family feud between the far-right Front National leader, Marine Le Pen, and her father, Jean-Marie, has turned to all-out war after he disowned her, told her to marry and change her name, and threatened legal action following his suspension from the party.
That gives him an edge on Marine Le Pen, whose efforts to reposition the FN as more mainstream and respectable have been hampered by Jean-Marie, the former paratrooper-and-proud of it who ran the party for decades and seems unduly fond of the Holocaust.
But speculation immediately surfaced that Mr Ashdown is giving up because the Blair-Ashdown 'project' for eventual Lib-Lab coalision is under terminal pressure from diehards in both parties: in effect, that the former Marine captain and diplomat, 58 next month, is the fourth victim of the Mandelson affair, because the former Trade Secretary was a leading Lib-Lab champion.
He accused Marine of a "betrayal of her father", which he said would not go down well with the party membership.
Marine life is abundant, and you'll probably encounter seals, sharks, octopus, rays and more.
"The Great Barrier Reef is definitely at a crossroad and decisions that will be taken over the next one, two, three years might potentially be crucial for the long-term conservation [of the reef]," said Fanny Douvere, from Unesco's World Heritage marine programme.
Hence the decision to return to the ship outside the normal search season in an expedition manned by Canadian navy ice divers and Parks Canada marine archaeologists.
Greenpeace Reef Campaigner Louise Matthiesson said the decision was "one more body blow for the reef which further threatens marine life, its World Heritage status and Australia's tourism and fishing industries".
Navy divers and marine archaeologists are about to attempt a daring feat of polar exploration.
In Cornwall, a state of the art lifeboat station keeps lifesavers warm with the UK's first marine source heat pump, there's also community-owned river turbines in the Philippines and a rapid-recharge electric ferry in Sweden.
