Sentence examples for many maritime from inspiring English sources

China has too many maritime disputes elsewhere to want to appear an utter outlaw.

Many maritime officials have criticized ship owners who pay ransoms, saying that only leads to more attacks.

Since then many maritime nations have established hydrographic offices to furnish mariners with nautical charts and other publications necessary for navigation of their territorial waters and the oceans of the world.

How were they to know that the red bubbling seas that had provided Britain with volumes of soap, lamp oil and bones for corsets and so many maritime livelihoods would one day run out of whales?

The shipping industry is required to operate by these codes, yet according to some studies, many "maritime regulations are not adequately implemented worldwide" ([14], pp. 389).

The selection of appropriate vessels to carry out shipping activities is crucial for many maritime stakeholders including charterers, shipowners, brokers, surveyors and safety engineers.

We had enjoyed many stunning maritime views along this overlooked stretch of the Mediterranean near Narbonne, but our "coral sea" at the Salins de Gruissan complex topped them all.

Over a career spanning more than 50 years, he handled many significant maritime matters as senior partner at Haight, Gardner, Poor and Havens, and later, Of Counsel at Healy and Baillie.

In 1793 the United States adopted three miles for neutrality purposes, but although many other maritime states during the 19th century came to recognize the same limit, it never won such universal acceptance as to become an undisputed rule of international law.

Major cities of the world are still in many ways maritime cities (Dogan 1988) or locate near seaports or sea-river ports (Vance 1970).

"China faces many complex maritime security threats and challenges and requires a navy that can carry out multifaceted missions and protect its sovereignty," Wang Jin, a senior colonel, told reporters at the conference.