Sentence examples for longstanding maritime from inspiring English sources
A US navy tug missing since 1921 has been discovered sunk off San Francisco, solving a longstanding maritime mystery.
Stopping to help those in distress is also seen, as the IMO says, as "a longstanding maritime tradition" as well as a moral obligation on the ship's master.
Honduras and Nicaragua have longstanding disputes on both Caribbean and Pacific maritime boundaries.
At a meeting in Canada of the Arctic nations last month, Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store of Norway seemed to express frustration over Russia's longstanding opposition to placing the maritime boundary at an equal distance between islands of the two nations.
Paul Resika's schematic treatment of maritime forms elaborates on his longstanding preoccupation with the Cape Cod environment.
The US' renewed interest included the shoring up of the longstanding US Philippine strategic alliance with particular attention to maritime cooperation.
Americans are also buying in Nova Scotia, a neighboring Maritime province, but their interest there is longstanding.
It fit perfectly with her longstanding interest in American Indian art, she said, as well as the building's location by the water and the museum's maritime focus.
It's maritime regulations.
MYSTIC Modern Marine Masterss," contemporary maritime art.
