Sentence examples for maritime commerce from inspiring English sources

Both are helmed by folks with firsthand knowledge of maritime commerce.

Madison left Congress in 1797, disgusted by John Jay's treaty with England, which frustrated his program of commercial retaliation against the wartime oppression of U.S. maritime commerce.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Chinese container ship that hit the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on Nov. 7, spilling 58,000 gallons of fuel, was cleared to leave United States waters on Thursday and resume maritime commerce.

On a recent windy morning at rush hour, Albert Butzel, the founder and chief agitator of the Hudson River Park Alliance, edged his way down the service road of the West Side Highway... "For a hundred years," Butzel said, "the waterfront of Manhattan was made inaccessible by maritime commerce.

Now it appears the Lapitas were Johnny-come-latelies to maritime commerce.

Yet, it is highly unlikely that all countries could reach an agreement because not every country directly benefits from maritime commerce.

The ship will be called the Denison, after a former Maritime Administration coordinator of research, Charles Denison.

Dumbarton Castle and the Scottish Maritime Museum are popular tourist attractions.

Three Japanese warships, from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force Training Squadron (JMSDF), have arrived in Gdynia for a first ever visit to Poland.

Rear Admiral Peter Laver from Maritime Border Command said officers worked tirelessly to protect Australian waters from illegal fishing.

The Maritime Administration could only put up a million and a half and the balance came from private industry.