Sentence examples for broad maritime from inspiring English sources

But the definition of self-defense has expanded to encompass broad maritime and economic interests, two Chinese admirals contended in March.

Beyond our duty to the public, the Coast Guard's stakeholders are a broad maritime community represented by nations, industries and interests from around the world.

The Senate has said it will also approve the legislation, and President Bush is expected to sign it as part of a broader maritime bill.

And we gained an even broader maritime perspective through a more traditional exhibition, "Voyages: Stories of America and the Sea," which chronicles every aspect of the country's history through the prism of its waterways.

This was seen during Balikatan 2015 with a dramatic increase in the size of the exercise compared to the previous year, with South Korea and Japan both observing and an Australian contingent taking part in the exercise; the focus of this year's iteration was on the broader maritime domain (Dioquino 2015).

Now, like Global, they operate in Moncton but are overall run from Halifax, under the broader Maritime bureaus.

The fourth phase involved a broad consultation of maritime professionals, scientists, experts or non-experts in marine issues and other societal stakeholders.

Thus there was no direct criticism of China, but instead a description of discussions about the broader topic of maritime security.

In the maritime case, a broad set of rules and standard practices have developed over centuries, providing guidance on issues as mundane as which ship has the right of way in given situations.

In its latest defence white paper, Japan noted that China's "dangerous" incursions form part of a broader strategy to expand its maritime activities.The flashpoint remains the Senkakus.

The goal of the project was not only to develop an individual business strategy but to develop a broader umbrella strategy for the maritime cluster.