Sentence examples for free seas from inspiring English sources

"We need to be careful when proposing an all-out ban on any one material," warns Nicholas Mallos, director of the Trash Free Seas programme.

The first piece depicts the Empress and the second piece has the inscription in Latin, "Mare Liberum" – which means "Free Seas".

"Many people, even smokers, are not aware that the cigarette filter is comprised of thousands of little particles of plastic," says Nicolas Mallos, director of Trash Free Seas Program at the Ocean Conservancy in Washington DC.

Volunteers through the Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup have collected 3 million straws a day worldwide in their cleanup efforts, says Nick Mallos, director of the Trash Free Seas Program.

Join me in supporting trash free seas.

Thomas Harré, of Slave Free Seas, calls the report generally "positive".

But in the last 40 years, Grotius's "free sea" has grown progressively more circumscribed.

(a) The renewed quarantine would be a direct challenge to the Soviet right of free sea transit.

He wrote a book in Latin called "Mare Liberum" ("The Free Sea"), arguing that the seas were international territory and should be open to all.

American officials have warned Iran against violating international laws that protect commercial shipping in international waters, adding that the Navy would guarantee free sea traffic.

That phrase was replaced by Mare Liberum, a free sea, a phrase that speaks to the notion that the ocean can liberate.