Sentence examples for command of the maritime from inspiring English sources
Anne failed, however, in her attempts to persuade the States General of the Netherlands to elect her husband captain-general of all Dutch forces, to maintain the unified command of the Maritime Powers that William had held.
As a terminus of the trade routes from Upper Mesopotamia, it commanded much of the maritime trade of the Pontic region and by the 5th century bce had established many colonies on the coast and enjoyed naval supremacy in the Black Sea.
The deterrents were implemented ostensibly to stop people drowning on the treacherous sea-journey, but also to assure the electorate that the Australian government was in command of Australian maritime borders.
They are all going to act on operational command plan of the offshore maritime zone.
Like the Doge of Venice's attack on the Barbary pirates in the 1780s it was the last quixotic twitch of a great maritime empire's command of the seas.
Although some of the maritime novels promote the need to act decisively ("command means self-command", as it is put in The Shadow-Line), in others uncertainty is the positive ground the novel discovers: a place where the world's multidimensional difficulties can, if just for a moment, be squared.
In October 1939, after World War II had begun, Krancke took command of the pocket battleship Admiral Scheer, which raided Allied maritime commerce over the next two years.
Arnold took up the task with relish, and Gates rewarded him with command of the fleet, writing that "[Arnold] has a perfect knowledge in maritime affairs, and is, besides, a most gallant and deserving officer".
FEDER--Morris Louis, New York City, respected leader of the maritime industry.
Probably our maritime pilot study results changed the strategic direction of the maritime cluster policy in Finland.
